Can I share smart collections with other users across different machines ?

My requirement is to create a smart collection on one machine and share it with other team members. Is this possible in Bridge CS4.
Any help would be appreciated.

the collections should be stored in c:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Bridge CS4\Collections\ (hidden folders and it's also different for xp) though i never tried to see if they still work on different machines but they reference the local files so you'll need to have the same files in the same locations on those machines for them to work.

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