Question about Transferring & Organizing Multiple Users w/ Migration Asst.

Hello,
What i want to do is this:
Migrate the User from my powerbook to my macbook under a new User ID on my macbook.
I essentially want to Clone the current user and all the info, apps, library etc. on the powerbook to a new user ID on my macbook that would be completely seperate from the current default macbook User.. In other words they would have theyre own seperate applications, library, info etc..
I initially used the migration assistant to transfer the main user from the powerbook to the macbook. So both the powerbook and the macbook have the same named main user. I want to again transfer this orginal user info to my macbook but under a Different name.
Does anyone know the best way to go about doing this?
Thanks

Dear Rando or others professional who might help,
I have same situation as Rando. I am generating an image when user generate it using webservice then i have to display the image in their webpage. Initially i am generating image and put into webservice folder which didt contain service_deleted.txt . Everything is working perfectly except when webservice didt not work probably, many webservice folders are generated and some folders are not containing service_deleted.txt. This cause me cannot put that image into actual webservice folder.
I tried using the way that Rando mentioned but failed. I put an image inside aws folder and try to access using http://localhost:8080/ . But it returns Access Error:404. I have to put inside folder \aws\database-WWWWWW-WWW-WWWW-WWWWWWW , then only can access by using http://localhost:8080/database. May i ask whether i am doing anything wrong in this? Maybe is different version of labview so having different solution? Btw, i am using Labview 2011. Or maybe there is a way to know which actual webservice folder is running the webservice so that i can put my image into the correct folder?

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Welcome to Apple Discussions.
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MacInTouch List of Rosetta Compatible Applications
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MacBook Air- Migration Tips and Tricks;
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/Home/Library/Mail (copy the whole folder)
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/Home /Library/iTunes (copy the whole folder)
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/Home/Library/Application Support/WebFoundation/HTTPCookies.plist
For Entourage users:
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Written by Kappy with additional contributions from a brody.
Revised 1/6/2009

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falkner09 wrote:
I now plan to switch computers to one of the new Macbook pros. Since I now use Time Machine, I'm planning to just upload the backup to the new computer when I get it. the backups are able to be transferred to a new one for an upgrade right?
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Also, I had to switch hard drives once about 2 years ago, and when I did, the backup DVD I made for my iTunes didn't remember which of my ~2000 songs are checked and which aren't, leaving me to have to do it manually over the course of a few weeks. Will Time Machine do this for me?
It should.
I'm also running Leopard atm, will there be any problems uploading all the info since the new computer will be running Snow Leopard, and the backup was made through Leopard?
That's what +Setup Assistant+ is all about; it transfers everything except the old version of OSX.

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The folder of swatch libraries to which Ai refers difffers from language to language, so I want to place the swatch file only in an appropriate path according to a language of Ai...
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    English version of Ai    : [Ai installation path]/Presets/en_US/swatches
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As a way to place the swatch file according to a language of Ai, I described the following contents in MXI file(project.mxi) and then installed the plug-in.
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<macromedia-extension name="Extension Name"
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<files xml:lang="en_US">
<file source="en_US/test.ai" destination="$presets/en_US/swatches"/>
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<files xml:lang="ja_JP">
<file source="ja_JP/test.ai" destination="$presets/ja_JP/スウォッチ"/>
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<files xml:lang="it_IT">
<file source="it_IT/test.ai" destination="$presets/it_IT/swatches"/>
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When I installed the plug-in by the installer created by using the MXI file above, the swatch file(test.ai) was placed not in "$presets/ja_JP/スウォッチ" but in "$presets/en_US/swatches".
Is there anything wrong with the MXI file above?
Also, is there any way to place the swatch file in a desired path according to a language of Ai other than this way.
If someone knows it, please let me know.
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OS：
Windows7 Ultimate 32bit(Japanese version)
Software and plug-in:
Adobe IllustratorCS5(Japanese version)
Adobe ExtensionManagerCS5(Japanese version)
Adobe FlashBuilder4.6
Adobe ExtensionBuilder2.0

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