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You can also right-click your selection to access the File Sets menu options.
31.7.5 Extracting Content as Files
To extract a file or directory from the open image and copy it to a directory:
1 Click File > Open.
2 Browse for and select the image file.
Large image files might take a few moments to open.
3 Click File > Save.
If any changes have been made, this must be done before you can extract the information.
4 Click File > Extract > As Files.
5 Browse to and select a directory for the files, then click OK.
31.7.6 Extracting Content as an Add-on Image
To extract a file or directory from the open image as an add-on image:
1 Click File > Open.
2 Browse for and select the image file.
Large image files might take a few moments to open.
3 Click File > Save.
If any changes have been made, this must be done before you can extract the information.
4 Click File > Extract > As Add-on Image.
5 Specify the name and location of the new add-on image, then click OK.
31.7.7 Creating an Add-on Image
You can create an add-on image from existing directories and files on your system and add partitions
to the new add-on image.
1 Click File > New.
2 To add a partition, click the root of the image, click Image, then click Create Partition.
You cannot add a partition to an existing image.
3 Do any of the following to add content:
Browse to the directories and files you want the add-on image to contain, then drag or
copy the directories and files into the right pane from your file browser.
Click Image > Add Files and select the files to be added.
Click Image > Add Directory and select the directories to be added.
Click the Add Directory icon and select the directories to be added.
Click the Add File icon and select the files to be added.
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Include All Items: To clear all of the check boxes, click Exclude None.
This allows all selected directories and files to be included in the image.
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