Moved to new PC - Custom Category File Location?

Hello, I installed Daz 4.10 on new Win 10 PC and am interested in process of importing the category settings from my old, now unused, Win 7 C drive.  Was there a file that I can copy over vs recreating all the categories again.  What would that file be called, or what file *.type * should I be looking for on my old drive?  Content is showing fine as I moved my content/data drive to new PC, just would like to have my custom categories now as well for the new installation.  

Thanks for any assistance!

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,847

    Did you export User Data on the old PC - Content Library pane option menu (the lined button in the top corner, or right-click the tab)>Content DB Maintenance, then check the export Userdata option. If so that will have placed a UserData.dsx file (or files, with numeric suffixes) in the /Runtime/Support folder - those are the custom categorisations.

  • notiuswebnotiusweb Posts: 110

    Did you export User Data on the old PC - Content Library pane option menu (the lined button in the top corner, or right-click the tab)>Content DB Maintenance, then check the export Userdata option. If so that will have placed a UserData.dsx file (or files, with numeric suffixes) in the /Runtime/Support folder - those are the custom categorisations.

    Appreciate it, Richard.  Does this mean I will be re-importing the database, or does it just by being copied into a folder then 'organize' the content? 

    I guess I have to 'Re-import Metadata' from the Content Database Maintenance Menu, right?  

    Thx!

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,847

    Yes, and then check the User Data and, if you aren't reinsytalling, the Product Data.

  • notiuswebnotiusweb Posts: 110

    Thanks Richard.

    LOL...I did this, and it doesn't work.  Imports but nothing shows in the menu (product data, categories menu-items are not there after re-import).

    But what else is new, right?  This whole category meta-data thing has always been a quagmire for everyone, never was implemented properly I guess.

    Oh well angry

  • notiuswebnotiusweb Posts: 110

    Wait a second...I have to first install PostgreSQL thing in DIM....!

  • notiuswebnotiusweb Posts: 110

    It worked!

    laughcheeky

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