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05-18-2005, 11:27 AM
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No. Symbolic links are copied as links (as they are when you do any copy operation with SuperDuper!).
When you want to back up, you should always back up the original drive. The Safety Clone is not a backup, and there's nothing there that isn't re-createable... but your real data is on the original drive.
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