Color scheme colors.xml in DW CC

Hi,
I could change the default colors.xml that DW CS6 would use - but cannot locate this file with CC version.
Has it been moved ??
Thanks.
DW CC v13 b6391
OSX 10.8.4

Hello,
in all my DW and the newer CC versions this "Colors.xml" (C is always written with a capital letter) is situated in: "Adobe Dreamweaver CS...\configuration\CodeColoring".
For the search I used my file manager's file finder.
Hans-Günter

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