New PC -- Old Blackberry -- Outlook -- How?

I've got a new PC, moved all my old Outlook data to it. Installed Blackberry Desktop. I want to synch it, but I'd like it to be able to figure out that all those Outlook items are the same as they always were. When I try to synch it seems to want to add hundreds of items to Outlook -- which would be bad, because the Outlook items have properties (labels, etc) not supported on the Blackberry, and I don't have the hours I'd need to delete all the duplicates. How can I do this synch so I don't get double-portions of calendar and contact and tasks and all, one place or the other?
Thanks!
Sheldon

Hoping that not too much changed since your last sync (with your old computer): update Outlook with any changes from your BlackBerry, then do a one-way sync from Outlook to your BlackBerry.
Only other possibility I can think of is to export both to an ASCII file, and use some sort of diff/merge tool. Import the resulting file to both.
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