How can I install Windows 7 on my Macbook air

I recent purchased a Macbook air mid-2011 and I want to install a copy of Windows 7 by Boot Camp. But I did not know why I cannot reboot the Windows after the distribution completed (I had a Sumsung mobile DVD-ROM which works well when I use it to install apps). With my old Macbook 2010, of course, which had a DVD-ROM inside, it will automatically reboot into Windows installation . According to the Boot Camp, the 1st step is to make a ISO-image of Windows 7. However, I did not know how to do it. Please help me.
Thanks!
wm3625

As this is not a Macbook Air specific question, and is entirely a Bootcamp usage query, the best place to post this is in the BootCamp forum of this community.
https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp
i only post this because I know that you are likely to get a much faster array of repsonses that will resolve all your questions if you post in the forum most suitable.

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