Ubuntu Migration Manager
Still in an early stage of development, but hopefully ready for Feisty Fawn. Yesterday Migration-assistant 0.3.1 was uploaded to main and the accompanying changes were merged into Ubiquity.
This is a functionality that has been lacking for Linux distros and other operating systems for years. There has even been written books about how to migrate from Windows to Linux. The goal of the migration assitant is simply to allow users to import documents and settings from their previous operating systems (Windows XP and some bits of Linux at the moment) and convert them into their Ubuntu equivalents during a dual-boot installation.
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