Deleted Rack Preset CS5

I accidently deleted and saved over a preset. Where is the folder located in Win 7 for the effect presets in soundbooth so I can move it and restore the preset. I cannot find it!
Thanks

BlowPurp wrote:
>It's my observation that many of these files are auto-generated on the first run of Photoshop.
>It's possible the specific files you've referred-to are now simply auto-generated when they are found to be missing.
Yes, they are, how do I stop that?
I don't know that you can.
Ok, we have a way to save them, but not delete them, so what if I accidentally Save one I don't want? Or what if I Save one now, but later don't want it anymore. We're supposed to infer Adobe didn't intend us to ever Delete custom settings we Saved ourselves?!
I suppose there's an implication that you'll be given the defaults by Photoshop, but that anything you create yourself can be deleted by yourself. I admit it's not a very clear interface. For what it's worth, my own applications provide an explicit "Delete" capability, have defaults that don't manifest as actual files (and are always at the top of the list), and the app doesn't allow you to even try to delete the application-provided settings (Delete is grayed-out). I thought the whole settings thing through and tried to make sure it was more clear than parts of the Photoshop interface:
> Have you found some documentation from Adobe that states that you can effectively customize your installation by deleting these files?
Yes, in the FAQ: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/375776?tstart=0
Well, from what I can see that thread was written by someone other than an Adobe Employee, and it doesn't mention .iros files at all.
And what it seems to say is that you can reset your preferences to defaults (i.e., invoke auto-generation of a new prefs file) by deleting the old prefs file, which is what's happening for you.
-Noel

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