ADMT 3.2 - Force Password Migration

Hello, I am using ADMT v3.2 in an interforest migration.  My question is related to the Password Export Service (PES) v3.1. 
I am migrating user account passwords from a source domain to a target domain.  Everything works fine migrating the passwords for the first time.  However, when I attempt to migrate the password again, I receive a message in the ADMT log stating:
2010-08-17 14:50:10 Did not try to copy the password for CN=user, since the source password has not been changed since the last migration of this user.
I need to know if there is a way to workaround this issue either through the ADMT tool or otherwise?  Thanks.

Hi,
If I understand correctly, you mean that the password has NOT been changed between the first and second migration attempts. In this case, could you please tell me why you need to
get the source password copied to the target domain again? I am afraid that there is no option in the ADMT tool to meet the requirement.
I look forward to your response.
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