Why can't my 2.4 iMac write to my external hard drive?

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i'm trying send files on external hard drive won't let me. keeps telling me don't have permission that.

external hard drive i've been using on pc platform 2 years know works fine.

ideas?
 

it's more ntfs formatted.
 


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