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Well, it sounds like the next step is to burn those CD-images onto some blank CDs. Use Nero, Easy CD-Creator, etc, etc, to burn them.
(Google can tell you how exactly to do this if you need help on this step)
Then put CD #1 in the drive and reboot. Your system should boot off the CD, and you can start installing it.
open nero, or whatever... select boot cd, to create... drag and drop or select your .iso file and burn that. if using nero, once you select the iso it will ask if you want to burn the image.. select yes and your done once its finished burning. rinse, lather, repeat x3.
If not using Nero, your burner app will (should) have a selection along the lines of "burn image". That's what ya want. Don't worry about making it bootable if presented with that. The iso contains all the boot info already.
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