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05-01-2009, 05:30 PM
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Performing scheduled tasks even when user not in front
In the manual it says that my user account must be in front for SuperDuper! to perform the tasks that I have scheduled. However, for me it seems to work fine even when another user is in front using fast user switching.
This is great as it is exactly how I would like SuperDuper! to work. However, is there a catch? Do I need to worry that something is not being updated correctly during these backups, since the manual states that this is not possible? --Anders 
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