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Guest davisr65
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I have a USB drive that is formatted with Macintosh OS, can i connect it to

a windows 2003 server and access the volume?

 

if not are you aware of any utilites i can obtain to convert it?

thanks

rob davis

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Guest Coraleigh Miller
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Re: Is it possible to connect a USB drive formatted with Macintosh OS

 

Hi davisr65,

 

"A variety of other removable media and devices can be used to exchange

files between Mac and Windows systems, including Iomega Zip disks, USB

disk-on-key devices, and removable (external) FireWire and USB hard drives.

For best compatibility, these devicesshould be formatted using the FAT32

file system, which is supported by both Mac OS X and Windows. Mac OS X also

supports the ability to read files from devices that use the NTFS file

system format." ...

http://images.apple.com/macosx/pdf/MacOSX_Windows_TB.pdf

 

 

Coraleigh Miller

 

"davisr65" <davisr65@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:82DD8CBD-BEA3-400B-8EB5-4161187090DA@microsoft.com...

>I have a USB drive that is formatted with Macintosh OS, can i connect it to

> a windows 2003 server and access the volume?

>

> if not are you aware of any utilites i can obtain to convert it?

> thanks

> rob davis


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