Some months back we had a discussion about the merits of quitting
Yojimbo before SuperDuper performs a backup. At that time I posted
the shell scripts I use (via SD's built-in feature to run them before
and after the backup). When run under 10.6 these scripts return a
notification that prevents SuperDuper from continuing with the
backup. This has to do with architectures and Adobe libraries that
the osascript command tries open. (No, I don't really know what I'm
talking about—but I can point you to some additional reading if you
really care.) Bottom line, after a little Google-ing, I've patched my
scripts to run under Snow Leopard and I wanted to share them with you
all.

YojimboQuit.sh:

#!/bin/sh
arch -i386 osascript -e 'Tell application "Yojimbo" to quit'

YojimboActivate.sh:

#!/bin/sh
arch -i386 osascript -e 'tell application "Yojimbo" to activate' -e
'tell application "System Events" to tell process "Yojimbo" to set
visible to false'

(Note that there are no line breaks between "arch" and "false' " in
this script)

Rgds!

jab

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