Excellent. Thanks.
And yes, I agree that a full restore is a good thing, but this is my "first OS X" and I know there's probably junk all over the place. I thinking a might go for a "clean install" when Leopard rolls out (or maybe before) in which case I would want to selectively restore files.
As for the External HDD backups, that's perfect. I want to have one as the main backup and plug a second in from time-to-time to act as a mirror. One-way backups (from main to "mirror") will be perfect. As it stands now, I have to either remember what's changed or copy everything over. At 120+Gb, that's a long copy between two drives
Anyway, looks like you got another customer. I'll register some time today. I assume you all still have full metadata backups? This seems to be the flaw in most other backup programs and SuperDuper seems to be one of the few (if not the only) that create "perfect" backups.