Panther .iso vs Jag .dmg

[MikeRF/A2]

I am trying to instruct a Mac Newbie PC switcher on how to make a 
backup copy of his Panther 10.3.7 install CDs. Problem is, I'm two 
states away  AND I have not used Panther, only Jaguar 10.2.8. I was 
going to tell him to make a disk image in Disk Copy and burn the 
image right from that app  until I remembered it's now part of Disk 
Utility in Panther and works differently. I searched for some 
instructions and what I found says to make an .iso image to burn from 
with no mention of .dmg.

What's changed here since 10.2.x ? Is .iso similar to a .dmg? What 
are the proper steps to tell him? (He knows nothing about Macs so I 
didn't just want to tell him to look it up in "help").

Thanks,
Mike
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