Where are Keywords stored in Bridge?

I am going to have to reload my computer from scratch, reinstalling all of the programs I need on a new hard drive. Nevermind why, it is necessary.
However, I have an extensive collection of images all of which were given keywords in Bridge. If you recall, you can create sets of keywords that can be used over and over by simply checking a square next to the keyword.
I suspect that those keywords are stored in a file somewhere. I would like to keep that file so that I dont have to reenter all of those keywords once I have reloaded the system.
Is there such a file? If so where is it? And is it a simple matter of simply saving that file and reintroducing it into the newly loaded Photoshop once the reload is done?
Dave

I should have stated that the keywords are the ones you establish in Bridge and that you
choose from to add to the image.
I have dozens if not a hundred keywords entered from which I choose. Yes the image info will survive but the sets of keywords I have entered into Bridge will be lost unless I can save the storage file. And I am using XP.
Thanks,
Dave

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