They do, I've done it twice if you want to boot from a system and avoid the "Select..." screen that comes up. That is not native EFI, this is to bypass the UEFI screen and be able to boot Windows 7 64-bit.
The article by Jowie was updated, it isn't easy to follow as far as step by step but it is one of the 2-3 methods that will.
You have to burn the ISO to DVD, write the DVD back to disk and then write a modified DVD that now will boot.
I have the 2006 Mac Pro that otherwise can't boot from 64-bit Vista SP1 or later due to the EFI64 UEFI boot menu "Select 1, 2" that otherwise comes up.
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Using latest Imgburn and following tips on what options to select, was able to take and modify the ISO to allow booting and not getting the EFI boot menu.
http://jowie.com/blog/post/2008/02/24/Select-CD-ROM-Boot-Type-prompt-while-tryin g-to-boot-from-Vista-x64-DVD-burnt-from-iso-file.aspx
http://www.imgburn.com/
Just entered the parameters from Jowie and it did the rest.
Took DVD I had burned with 7077, wrote to disk, modifies it, and when burned back to new (bootable) DVD. Also worked with the system recovery CD that Windows 7 now offers to create, just have to redo the CD, but boots fine and lets me see and repair both Vista and Windows 7 operating system volumes.
What I don't want is to change that FAQ thread - it was not intended for anything except a reference - not a place for Q*A.