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> Why do you think that upgrading would cause you to lose all this?

Only because some of the docs (I forget whether it was in one of the FAQs
or in the Handbook) said so. They said there was currently no good way
of doing an automatic upgrade, and that the manual process was painful
and could cause you to lose things. If there's a way around it,
I just need to know what it is....

--Brett