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09-02-2009, 06:16 PM
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"restore' a bootable copy from Time Machine's already backed up data"
Yeap. That's exactly what I was asking. Bummer - it would have reduce the number of back-up hard drives I have :-) Thanks Bachiano P.S. I Love Super Super Duper - Keep up the good work. It benefits the whole mac community in a big way. Many Thanks. 
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