Easy DMS - where does it store available systems list

Hello,
We have Easy DMS installed. If the client has a saplogon.ini file, this seems to be picked up in the list of Available Systems. If there is no other SAP software installed, systems can be input via the [.] button.
Does anyone know where this information is stored? I would like to investigate copying it between PC's. It does not seem to create a saplogon.ini
Thanks,
Philip.

It is stored in registry.
path: - HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SAP\EasyDMS\RfcCache\AAA
where AAA is system name.
Hope this helps.
EasyDMS also reads the saplogon.ini file alonmg with this data.
Note:
If you are using SAp GUI 720 release you may have to use the environment variable posted in this thread for easydms to read the correct saplogon.ini file.

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