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12-18-2005, 04:42 PM
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Files already on External hard drive
Hi,
I have just downloaded SuperDuper and went to back up. I discovered that my hard drive was showing in the drop down list but was greyed out. I had a look around on here and discovered that I may need to reformat my hard drive. Now me not being very techie I need to ask a few questions. I have a 250gb Lacie external hard drive. I want to use it to back up my PC and Mac laptops. I already have my PC ghost copy on there and I have a few Mac files on it as well. I don't want to reformat or I will lose all of the files I have on there already, is there any way I can do a full back up of my Mac without having to lose these files, bearing in mind that at the mo' the hard drive is showing in the drop down list greyed out? Cheers Alison. 
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