Dimension Pro and Rapture Pro

I'm trying to clean up my vst folders and noticed that many/most/all of the Dimension Pro samples seem to also be in the Rapture Pro sample folder. Is this true? I'm tempted to just uninstall Dimension Pro and just use Rapture Pro instead. Is there any reason to keep Dimension Pro around? I don't need Dimension Pro to maintain compatibility with older projects. Thanks.

I was wondering about this too.  So far I haven't removed Dimension LE because I thought I might lose samples.  (I can't speak for Dimension Pro cuz I never had it.)  It gets complicated where all these sfz, prog, wav, and flac files are located.  I did a lot of analysis on this.  In my case, I found  files exist in or under these folders:
 
D:\CAKEWALK\CONTENT
C:\Program Files\Cakewalk
C:\Program Files (x86)\Cakewalk
C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk


Fortunately, a vast majority are in the rapture folders under D:\CAKEWALK\CONTENT.  And that happened because I was given an option during Rapture Pro installation as to where I wanted them.  Whereas, with Dimension LE and everything that came bundled with Cakewalk Pro, I don't think there was an option.  So they unfortunately got put on the C drive.  Anyway, I wrote an Autohotkey script that searches for where sfz and prog files are located within those 4 directories.  That way if I call up a prog in Rapture Pro, I can quickly search where the heck its sfz, wav and flac files are located.  Then I can look at the sfz file and see what samples are in it.  I've found some of them are located in the C: directories.  I'm wondering if deleting Dimension LE would take a few of the wav and flac files away from Rapture Pro.  In my case, I don't think it's a large enough disk space saving to justify losing samples so I haven't done so yet. 

In the browser of Rapture Pro, I have a category called D-PRO Factory Library.  Some of these I like alot.  I'm wondering if any of these samples would be lost removing Dimension LE.  I guess AT you're saying that's not a concern if they're all duplicated in the Rapture Pro directories.  I think I'll play it safe for now.  It's too bad that .prog files are not text files cuz I could create a script to search through where the samples are located.  Unfortunately, I have to manually call up the prog in Rapture Pro, see what sfz files are loaded, and then look in the sfz to figure out what wav and flac files it uses.

I remember taking a few hours over a couple days, and some assistance from scook, to get the samples and instruments for Rapture Pro all moved to an alternative location on a different drive, along with other sample sets I had purchased for Rapture Pro.
 
I recall needing several attempts to get it right, which also included Registry editing, but at the end of it all I DID manage to get things set properly, keeping sample libs OFF my SSD primary drive.
 
I can circle back and dig up the info and approach/steps I used to do the above, but it would be later tonight til I can do that.  Happy to help you if I can - maybe in about 4-5 hours.
 
Bob Bone