This is what the main window looks like when an image file has been loaded. You can see the image file information in the section at the bottom. You can write the image file to a disk drive, convert it to another format or check its integrity.

This is what the Progress window looks like when an image file is being created from a disk drive. You can see which type of disk is being imaged and also the speed at which it is being read.

This is what the Virtual Drive Manager looks like. This tool will let you mount any image file to a drive letter for easy access to its content.

This is what the Self-Extracting Image File window looks like by default. This wizard is highly customizable using self extracting settings files (.SSF).