thanks. this sounds like a good idea.
> Another approach: I created a 512 MB sparse bundle (using Disk Utility) to > keep various versions of Quicksilver, preferences, Application Support, etc. > backed up. It’s unmounted most of the time, which keeps them hidden from > Launch Services, but it’s much easier to deal with when I want to add things > to it or pull things out. > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/>
