CPD file smaller after renaming project

Hello,
I have renamed my RoboHelp project and have noticed after the project has been renamed, the cpd file in the renamed project is much smaller than the CPD file from the original project. Is this something to be concerned about? Why is the file so much smaller?
Thankyou
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