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02-26-2009, 08:22 PM
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Back up applications
Hi All. I am new to SuperDuper and was wondering if I can use it to clone a partition that contains all my applications? I have a separate partition that contains my non-Apple apps. I just bought a new external HD and I wanted to reformat my internal drive and I thought it would be easier to use SuperDuper instead of re-installing all those applications again. Will they still work correctly after I restore them to the newly formatted internal drive?
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