> Create a temporary Mac volume. Dump some digital images on it. Burn > the VOLUME onto a CD-ROM. Insert the CD-ROM in your PC's CD drive. Now > try opening the files. What do you see?
Shangara and Fellow Listreaders: If I do it "off the shelf." That is, I make an image with my scanning back tethered to a Mac, burn a cd with it, and bring it to a PC, I see the image without the slightest difficulty. I do not doubt that the Mac can be set in a way that will make your claim valid, but out of the box, it did what I needed it to do. > The above is akin to taking your Mac formatted Firewire drive and > trying to "mount" it on the PC desktop WITHOUT installing additional > software. If the PC had no problems seeing a Mac volume, there would > be no need for this thread. Since I have no "Mac formatted Firewire drive," I'll leave this test to others. I have learned an important lesson here - Shangara, if you say it's so, than I won't quarrel with you. From now on, if anybody asks me, you'll always be right. Brian Yarvin Photography from Edison, NJ http://www.brianyarvin.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
