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I just got a Power Book and used Migration Assistant to download all of the files from both my work computer AND my old iBook. The problem is, now I have two admin accounts on my Power Book -- the one from my work Mac and the one from my old iBook.
I have important files on each one, so I don't want to delete either account (and I don't seem to be able to delete them anyway because they're both labeled as 'admin' and won't let me delete them).
1. Is there an easy way to merge the accounts, so that my files all merge into their respective folders? Meaning that, for example, both of my 'Documents' folders would become one 'Documents' folder with everything in it under just one account.
2. If there isn't an easy way, and I just have to drag all of my files from one account into a shared folder to then bring into the other account, how do I go about deleting this second 'admin' account?
Thanks; you guys are awesome.
Dave
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