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Re: Sharing Data between Windows and OSX Leopard
by Eric Carter on Apr 4, 2008 at 5:37:01 pm

I did this on a laptop, so I couldn't install a second HDD. Although, you could accomplish what you did on a laptop with an external drive, formatted to FAT 32. I like having everything on the laptop, though, without having to carry around extra drives and cables.

Also, I'm more of PC guy. I've never tinkered around inside a MacPro. Is that the computer you put your second drive into? It seems like most Macs are too compact to add a second HDD.

Another little tidbit: I use thunderbird for email and firefox for web browsing... so I have both programs on both OSes point to the same profile (on the shared drive) for each app... so all my settings, emails, bookmarks, etc. are always the same.

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Sharing Data between Windows and OSX Leopard by Eric Carter on Apr 2, 2008 at 11:59:41 pm
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