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02-22-2007, 01:15 PM
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New User confused a bit....
Ok, I purchased the software, love it! Works without issues.
On my old pc laptop I did something called incremental backups. Meaning only the files that have been changed on the laptop, therefore creating a much smaller image, but also requiring me to use the oriignal large backup for restoring, if needed. How do I do this with superduper? The lingo is so different that it is a bit confusing. Thanks 
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