How to see PC files?

After inserting an installation CD with Mac and PC software I could
only see the Mac files in the Finder window, but not the PC files.
(On a PC I could only see the PC files and not the Mac files.)
Is there a way to also access these PC files under OS X? Thanks.

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the Mac system,
> though
> they're visible on my local site window. If I upload
them, I can see them
> until
> I quit Dreamweaver, then I can't see them. These files
control access to a
> site
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