USE of CD Image instead of CD-ROM for installation of software
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Which distro do you have. If it is SuSE, you can indicate that the source is an ISO image. Otherwise, you could use a loopback device to mount the image, and use the mount point as a "directory" installation source.
However, the best way to proceed probably depends on what your distro is, and what program you use to install software. You should provide that information. Of course, you could use the images to burn new CDROMs as well.
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