I believe DAVE, from Thursby Software is the software that allows this. There is a free trial download on their website. Also, maybe MacLan. The other choice is to format the drive on the Mac and get MacDrive software for the PC to read it. That's what I have, since I do almost all my video capturing on the Mac. sb On 1/26/04 11:30 AM, "filipp" <filipp at imo.ee> wrote: > Hi Matt, > The drive has probably been formatted as NTFS > file system (if youre using WindowsXP, thats the only > format that XP will allow to format to any volume bigger > than 30GB I think) and NTFS is unfortunately > not readable on MacOS 9 (I dont think its even > possible on OS X) > > ... thats all assuming Youre using WindowsXP. > > > Regards, > filipp > > > Matthew Applin wrote: >> Hi all, this is my first time asking a question on this list, but I >> figured you guys might know if this is possible: >> >> At home I have a PC - I use it for doing 3D animation. >> At work I have a Mac - Doing graphic and web design. >> >> I formatted my new 160GB Firewire External at home on the PC. >> Now I need to use it with the Mac, running OS9. >> >> Is there a software solution that would allow me to read the >> PC-formatted volume without initializing? >> >> >> Thanks, >> -- >> Matt Applin >> Web/Print Designer >> matta at awarecorp.com >> >>