How to burn an .iso file

I am sure there is some way in disk utlility or something, but how do I burn an .iso file? Also does it matter if it is a windows program .iso?
Thank you

You can try to open it in Disk Utility. Just go Images>Open>browse to the .iso and it should mount the volume. Choose the volume and go to Images>Burn and follow directions.
You may encounter problems if the volume created on Windows is not compatibly formatted, but that's unlikely.
Note I'm running 10.3.9 so DU may have changed menu structures/options.
Lastly, this is faster and easier with Toast.
Norm
Powerbook 1.5 mhz/768mb ram/eMac 800 mhz Mac OS X (10.3.9)

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