[casiocas]

Do you Boot Camp? If so, MacDrive can save you can save you time and make your life easier by bridging the Boot Camp gap.
MacDrive makes it possible to access the Mac partition while in Windows on a Mac. You can read and write files to the Mac side without having to reboot.
MacDrive is a must have for anyone running Boot Camp on a Mac.


Whether you’re on a Windows PC or a Mac running Windows, sharing files on disks is no longer a hassle.MacDrive for Windows takes all the guess work out disk accessibility. With MacDrive installed, your Windows computer now speaks Mac and you can access all types of Mac-formatted disks – including external hard drives, CDs, DVDs, iPod and more.
Simplify cross-platform computing – The best part about MacDrive is there is nothing to launch and nothing to learn – simply install and Windows understands Mac disks.
Along with the ability to read and write to Mac disks and volumes, you can also create Mac disks for easy file transfers and backups. The built-in MacDrive Disk Manager gives you the power to partition, format, analyze and repair disks, while the newly revamped CD/DVD Creator allows you to burn Mac CDs and DVDs.

MacDrive has become a must-have for anyone needing to share files on Mac disks with Windows users. With MacDrive you can read and write to any Mac disk-including the Mac partition on a Boot Camp Mac, directly from Windows.

MacDrive adds to its core functionality, and brings new features to cross-platform computers.

Here is what's new in MacDrive 8:
* Windows 7 compatibility
Windows 7 is nearing the finish line and MacDrive 8 has been built to work with both 64-bit and 32-bit Windows 7, Vista and XP. Windows 7 is still a work in progress, so we will continue to update Mac Drive to give you the best user experience possible.
* Windows 7 Libraries
Windows 7 can aggregate content from multiple locations. For example, if you have photos in a "My Pictures" folder, on your desktop and in a "Travel" folder Windows 7 can combine all of the photos into one "Pictures" folder. MacDrive 8 adds to this powerful feature by automatically adding content from the Mac partition on a Boot Camp Mac to your Windows 7 libraries.
* Apple Time Machine
Apple's amazing Time Machine backup file sets can now be accessed like any other Mac file direct from Windows. Using MacDrive, you are able to browse the backed up files and copy the contents to your PC.
* Mac CD/DVD burning
Creating Mac CDs and DVDs is even better in MacDrive 8. From your Windows PC, you can create Mac CD, DVD, Blu-Ray, Dual Layer DVD, and more. All from your Windows PC.
* Support for large disks
Are you using a G Technology G-RAID 3 or LaCie Big Disk Quadra?
If so, MacDrive 8 has added robust support for any large disks over 2TB.

Download:

http://www.megafileu...032WiN-rar.html

This post has been edited by casiocas: 24 September 2009 - 05:24 PM
Reason for edit: New version!

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[f0x]

I bootcamp Windows 7 and I am able to see both partitions while in Windows by default. I guess this is for everyone who is pre-Windows 7?

[casiocas]

It is updated version in there! :)
FIRST POST, there is NEW DOWNLOAD!

[metaljay]

brill thx, i use NTFS by paragon, what do you think is better?

[casiocas]

metaljay said:

brill thx, i use NTFS by paragon, what do you think is better?

Thanks for asking, but I really don´t know WHAT IS BETTER! :meditate:
I think everyone chose what they like, maybe both or even more....lol!