UDF categories copy from user settings

Hello all...
Looking to transfer UDF Category info from one user settings to another. Tried to copy settings from CPRF (following SAP Note 614616) and it works for most of the forms but NOT the udf categories.
Does anyone know of another solution?
Thanks...

Hi Isabelle
Can you please tall me if you have found a solution to copy the UDF categories.
Thanks in advance

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