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11-22-2009, 04:13 PM
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There are so few options in SuperDuper! that it seemed recreating a schedule (which can be reviewed by loading the settings) would be pretty painless for the vast majority of people: out of all the users who have upgraded, yours is literally the first complaint about this.
I'm sorry it's a bit of a pain... but glad it wasn't hard for you.
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