Nokia 6300 - transferring data to new micro sd car...

I recently purchased a Nokia 6300 and I want to swap the supplied memory card for a 2gb Micro SD card.
I was hoping to just copy and paste the data from the standard card that came with the phone but when I tried this, some of the important applications and data did not copy.
I'm sure there's a simple solution!!
Any ideas please??

PC suite is not the right tool for this job. It's not designed to copy the contents of one card to another.
The easiest way to do it is to use a card reader on a pc. Place the old card in the reader making sure you can see hidden system files and copy it's entire contents to a folder on your computer.
Then place the new card in the reader and select all of your files in the folder that you created and copy them to the new card.

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