I'm dual-booting Mac OS 10.6 and Windows 7 on a Macbook Pro.
When I'm in Mac OS X, if I navigate to my Windows partition and try to access my Windows home folder (%userprofile%, ie C:\Users\mjordan\), I see folders but no files in those folders, so I am not able to use Finder / Mac OS X to access any Windows documents saved in my Windows home directory.
I assume it's a permissions issue since I can access any other files on my Windows partition from Finder or Terminal.
I suspect this can be fixed via the Security tab in my home folder's Properties? Like add my Mac OS X user to the list or something? I've attached a screenshot of the window I'm talking about below.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm more of a Mac/Linux kind of guy. Windows is scary.
When I'm in Mac OS X, if I navigate to my Windows partition and try to access my Windows home folder (%userprofile%, ie C:\Users\mjordan\), I see folders but no files in those folders, so I am not able to use Finder / Mac OS X to access any Windows documents saved in my Windows home directory.
I assume it's a permissions issue since I can access any other files on my Windows partition from Finder or Terminal.
I suspect this can be fixed via the Security tab in my home folder's Properties? Like add my Mac OS X user to the list or something? I've attached a screenshot of the window I'm talking about below.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm more of a Mac/Linux kind of guy. Windows is scary.
