Yes, but only when performed a certain way...
for example, if i use 'Copy newer and Copy different'
this would never work.... RIGHT?
If i use 'Erase, then Copy', or 'Smart Update', then I shouldn't have a
problem...
You see, I 'm not really sure how I am supposed to just put my faith in 'Smart Copy' because "Smart Copy only only "Copies (or deletes) files and folders as necessary." That's a little vague.
I don't know, does it base it's rewriting strictly on whether or not files belong to the "User" plane of the OS platform?
Because what user takes the time to, or even is aware of, whether or not they are copying saving, compiling files that need to be backed up.. in the 'User' category? not me.
One more thing, does Superduper decide what will be rewriten or not in a Smart Update, depending on file location? I would like to know a bit more..
i 'm not going to blame you if i lose some data... LOL