I found it. The default directory structure is slightly different between my two machines (Admin folder is not present on the other computer). I had to change the last line in the config.xml file to point DOM to my cinemas file.
Lost cinemas.xml data - SOLVED
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Ah, well spotted!
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The only thing that's puzzling me (maybe a bug?) is both installations of DOM find the config.xml file just fine - even when copied from one computer to the other. Why can't it also automatically look for the cinemas file via the same machine-specific path (since config.xml and cinemas.xml reside in the same folder)?
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Because the cinemas.xml can be configured in preferences to go anywhere. We could make a special case for when the cinemas.xml is in the same directory as config.xml, but that might get confusing.
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Ahhh.. I didn't realize that. Easy enough.
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