Help transferring data from one computer to another

My aunt uses Palm Desktop as her calendar but does not have a palm pda or phone.
Her computer at home recently died but she was able to get the palm installation folder from the old hard drive.
She has Palm Desktop installed at work but the information in it is totally different than what she had at home. She wants to import the data from her home installation into the installation she has at work.
It used to be really easy to transfer settings from one Palm installation to another. Side note: My wife has a Palm Treo 650 and I recently formatted her computer and tried to copy her old installation folder from a backup to the new install directory. Well, it didn't work like it used to. I don't know if the software has changed or what. But, she didn't get everything. It's been a while, I can't remember if she didn't get ANY of it, or just some. I remember at one point it only showed her contacts for A-M...N-Z were just plain gone. Really strange.
But, back on topic, I tried creating a new user in Palm Desktop and then copy the files under her old username folder to the new username folder in the Palm install directory. But, Palm Desktop doesn't show anything for the new username.
How should I go about doing this for her?
Thanks!
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Alltel)

The user on her home install was also Trisha. So, I created a new user on the work computer, "Trisha2". Then I closed Palm and copied the contents of her backed-up Trisha user folder from home into the new Trisha2 folder on the work install. Then I started Palm and flipped to the Trisha2 user. Nothing showed up. So, I've pretty much done the exact process from the link already. Which is exactly the way I thought it should work and have had it work in the past.
I'll try it again without using numbers in the username and see what happens.
Thanks!
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Alltel)

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