Hah. I like your bluntness. It must be frustrating to support/ develop this software, and have a bunch of end-users depending on your software, but not actually understanding how it fits into the big picture.
On Jan 14, 11:29 am, Erik Larsson <[email protected]> wrote: > Let's keep it very simple then. > > The piece of software you're looking for, the one which enables NTFS > write support, is called NTFS-3G. > NTFS-3G uses MacFUSE in order to provide this service, but end-users > shouldn't need to concern themselves with such details. MacFUSE is > mostly a matter for software developers. > > Somebody must have told you that "MacFUSE makes NTFS drives writable", > and that's a lie. You should correct whoever told you so. > > You can download NTFS-3G for Mac OS X here: > http://macntfs-3g.blogspot.com > > Regards, > > - Erik > > Steve wrote 2010-01-14 16.13: > > > > > I'm sorry but theMacFuse documentation seems like jargon to me- It's > > quite possible that I'm using a program that's way over my head. I > > simply want to copy files to my friends NTFS formatted drive from my > > Mac. I ran the macfuse installer, but still can't copy files to the > > drive. Do I need to do something more? Should I try another > > application? > > > Macbook Pro 15" > > Snow Leopard.
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