Hmm,  although there are some things in NTFS and HFS that are not
available to the other system, as long as your file names are
essentially Alphanumeric and you are not depending on the Resource
fork, you should be able to transfer files with cut and paste.  I have
not speciffically tried folders, and I have no access to Windows 7.  I
would suggest that you try to use sftp or scp instead of SMB, it is
more secure and more UNIX like.

1. Turn on remote login in your sharing pane.
2. Get a scp client
3. Copy files to your hearts content.

I highly recommend that if any of your data is personal in nature,
that you try and keep it on your local network and not push it up to
another server.  Once the file has been transfered out of your
control, you can not ensure how long copies of it might be on backup
storage, and you are dependent on a trust relationship with the
service provider and any privaledged users they have on their system.

Jon


On 28/11/2010, David Hole <balubathebr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi man, and thanks for that.
> It seems to me that you're right :(
> This irritates me a bit... :(
> Maybe the only solution will be to buy some DropBox-storage and take
> things that way :(
> -David
> Den 28.11.2010 02:32, skrev Yuma Decaux:
>> Hi,
>>
>> This most probably has to do with how you have file sharing setup on
>> both systems. Let's not make assumptions on the windows system as
>> usually it is quite more open than macs :)
>>
>> On the mac, you should setup a shared folder, and in your accounts
>> preferences get the shared folder for SMB. SMB is the protocl used by
>> windows for file sharing.
>>
>>
>>
>> One more thing, since macs can only read on NTFS partitions, a mac can
>> copy the file from a windows partition to its own partition, but i
>> doubth you can place a windows file or folder from a windows partition
>> to your mac partition.
>>
>> I haven't tried this, but freshly out of snow 101 certification, this is
>> my best bet.
>>
>>
>> Hope this helps somehow
>>
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