SQL Developer 2.1 version migration issue

Hello Everyone,
Since I was unable to find a similar topic on the forum, I'm posting now the problem I'm facing: I have downloaded release 2.1 for Windows 32 bit (without JDK) and I unzipped it in an empty 'sqldeveloper' folder on a Windows XP machine.
Upon starting it up, there is no migration wizard popping up to allow me to import the existing settings from release 1.2.1 residing in a parallel folder 'sqldeveloper.1.2.1'. If it works, does it import anything more than connections?
I tried to use the tools tab and explore various documentation sources (readme, help, forum, internet search) with no luck so far.
I would guess there is something wrong in my deployment procedure since nobody else has complained of similar issues.
Any hints or suggestions you may want to share would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Dan

The original poster mentioned that he was migrating from 1.2.1, a really old version. That version did/does not store user settings under "Application Data", but in "sqldeveloper/system" in its' own installation directory. Unfortunately, SQL Dev. 2.1 will (apparently) not let you import settings from anything prior to 1.5; at least I was not able to do it when I tried just now (I have all of my previous SQL Developer installations still on my hard drive). It looks to me like what he will have to do is first upgrade from 1.2.1 to 1.5.5 (which will allow him to import his old 1.2.1 settings), and then upgrade from 1.5.5 to 2.1.
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