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Harddisk problem with mounting [ntfs]

If got three harddisk in my suse9.0 machine.
One FAT (I used before on a windows machine)
One NTFS (is a school disk)
One Linux harddisk.

If I want to access my NTFS partition he is telling me its only read only.

How do I change this in fstab ??

This is my current output of /etc/fstab :

Code:

/dev/hda1            /                    reiserfs  defaults              1 1

/dev/hdc1            /windows/C          ntfs      defaults              0 0

/dev/hdd1            /windows/D          vfat      users,gid=users,umask=0002,iocharset=iso8859-1,code=437 0 0

/dev/hda2            swap                swap      pri=42                0 0

devpts              /dev/pts            devpts    mode=0620,gid=5      0 0

proc                /proc                proc      defaults              0 0

usbdevfs            /proc/bus/usb        usbdevfs  noauto                0 0

/dev/cdrecorder      /media/cdrecorder    auto      ro,noauto,user,exec  0 0

/dev/cdrom          /media/cdrom        auto      ro,noauto,user,exec  0 0

/dev/fd0            /media/floppy        auto      noauto,user,sync      0 0

Thanks

You can't write to ntfs in Linux (safely).

damn thats sux

There is a lot of freespace on that partition
Is it possible that I make a nother vfat partition on it withouit getting data lost?

For resizing NTFS:
Partition Magic
ntfsresize