My Favorite Mac Backup Utility.
Super Duper from Shirt-Pocket Software.
This isn’t just “backup” software, either. It’s a full system; archive, backup, restore, carbon copy, bootable backups, “safe” backups. It’s pretty much all you’ll need to make sure the data (all of it) on your Mac’s hard drive is safe.
I’m an experienced Mac user and date my Mac experience back to an original 128k Mac in 1984. I’ve had them all. Through the years I haven’t lost much data because I’ve kept extra hard drives.... (excerpted).
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Though I also do not like many of whom you have got in your list, I don’t really hate them…
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Milton Jones said:
I have just purchased a PC and the hard drive is petitioned 50-50. I have MAC OS X 10.6 on one petition and XP Pro on the other. I have added some Adobe and Microsoft software to each petition. I have added Libronix (LOGOS) Bible software to the XP petition. Will SuperDuper back up my OS X petition completely. System files and program files? I am concerned about restoring later should I have a problem. I was thinking I could back up these files to a USB hard drive and then use Norton Ghost to back up the XP system and files to another petition on the USB hard drive. It has taken me two days just to load the Bible software.