If so, what is it? I do generally backup - meaning I copy my projects and important data to an external. For instance, is there a difference between 'backing up' and 'cloning'. I do have to admit that the whole 'backup', 'clone', thing always twists my brain a little. I thought those must have been your 'tuts' I heard loud and clear from all the way across the pond! Yes, I'm hereby officially 'exposed'. I also have a bunch of questions about purchasing a new MacBook Pro, where should I post that? I'd love it if I could find out the answer to the latter question, as well as a solution to the former, if that's possible.

I won't really take up an additional 39 gigs of space on my drive, just any addition space that the application and any other new stuff would require) When I install Logic 9 it will only install what I don't already have in Logic 8, correct? (ie. I wanted to stay on Logic 8 until I finish an important project, but maybe switching to 9 will be better? I should also mention that I just received Logic 9 from my school. Any thoughts on how to remedy this? I'm running Logic 8.0.2. (The Open Recent menu then only shows that one project, though.) So if I do that, and then close the project, I still get the same behavior described above. I can access any project by going into my users' Logic folder. My Open Recent menu is blank, although I've recently been working on several projects. I have always had Logic open the most recently open project, and I still do have it set that way in preferences. So that's fine if I want to start a new project, but I usually don't work that way. Since then, when I open Logic (by clicking the icon in my dock) no project opens, and I just get the 'Open new.' window where I can select the type of project or template I want to open. I just updated to 10.6.6 (from 10.5.8) yesterday.

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