I downloaded 9.0.4 but can't find it on my computer.

[Amichai Rotman]

Jeffry,

I am assuming you are a Windows user.

If you are using Firefox (even on Windows), the default directory (or
folder) is your desktop.

Take a good look at the icons on your desktop.

If you have a lot of them, you can try clicking on an empty area of
the desktop and press th 'u' key on
your keyboard. repeating this will cycle through all the files
starting with 'u'.

If you have some CD Burning application installed (Nero Burning ROM is
very popular), look for its' icon on the desktop.

Good luck!

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On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 09:17, Ulf Rompe <ulf.buntu at rompe.org> wrote:
>
> Am Mittwoch, den 06.05.2009, 06:46 -0600 schrieb Karl F. Larsen:
> >     Try this: $ locate *.iso
> >
> > This should find all the .iso files. On my computer it did:
> >
> > karl at karl-hardy:~$ locate *.iso
> > /home/karl/Desktop/clonezilla-live-1.0.10-8.iso
>
>     1. Chances are high that the OP is a Windows user (up to now) and
>        thus doesn't have "locate" at hands.
>     2. locate won't find a new file until "updatedb" has been run,
>        which normally happens every morning.
>     3. Your shell will expand the unquoted wildcard as soon as it finds
>        a match. The above command only works because your CWD doesn't
>        contain an iso file. Touch a file called "pr0n.iso" and your
>        command will search exactly for that file.
>
> [x] ulf
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