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To: Dave Budde who wrote (54895)	7/21/2006 11:20:12 AM
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Depends on how one sets up shared folders. It's certainly possible to expose the entire OSX volume to Windows. Default is the reverse, of course: zero exposure. One has to go way out of one's way (and be an absolute moron) to expose the entire OS X volume to Windows. Is that what you did? The norm is a shared folder created by user, into which said user places what they wish to access with both OS systems: documents, or folders of documents. Certainly not the entire volume. Like yes, it is possible to load a gun, then take the safety off, and blow one's own head clean off. Not the default, though.