Just where ARE the site definition files?

I've just received CS4. I want to move it to my more powerful laptop when I install it. I know how to do that and I can move site files, but where are the site definition files? I really don't want to have to set up each site from scratch. Is there one (or more) files that are the name, url, location, id, password etc for each of the (many) sites in CS3?
don Carlos

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Site > Manage Sites
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Export..
Same procedure on new computer then Import..

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>I did not export them, but my backup is on a removable
drive and is in an
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another drive which
> I can
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