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1. Open Disk Utility (found in /Applications/Utilities).
2. Without selecting any volume/drive on the left side, click the New
Image toolbar button.
3. Give the image an appropriate name (like Backup), and store it on a
drive other than the one you're trying to back up.
4. In the Size pop-up, choose Custom.
5. In the sheet that appears, enter the size of the drive you're
trying to back up. Note that the pop-up does not have a selection for
GB: you need to enter "40000" MB for 40GB. Click OK when you've got
the right size entered.
6. Choose the proper value in the Encryption pop-up.
7. In the Format pop-up, choose sparse disk image.
8. Click Create.
Once it's created, go back to SuperDuper! and choose the "Disk
Image..." selection in the destination pop-up. Navigate to the
location where you created the image and click it (it's grey, but
that's OK -- click it anyway), then click "Save". (Note that due to
the error you're getting, you might need to point at the *mounted*
image.)
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