Just to add to Tim's excellent post, you can reach the Spotlight search box 
with Command-Space.  Then type in your search string and you will receive a 
list of choices from which to choose.

Les
On Jun 10, 2012, at 9:43 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Items downloaded via Safari and other browsers normally are directed to the 
> Downloads folder in your Home Directory unless you tell the app otherwise.  
> Items downloaded through the App Store are normally placed directly into the 
> Applications folder.
> 
> When on the Desktop, in the Finder or Open or Save dialogs, cmd-shift-a will 
> take you to the Applications folder.  The quickest method to put something 
> onto the Dock is to select the Application, then press cmd-shift-t.  You can 
> also get Apps to remain on the Dock if the app is open, finding its item on 
> the Dock, then opening its Contextual menu, going to Options and choosing 
> Keep in Dock.
> 
> To remove apps, simply locate them in the Finder and then press cmd-delete.  
> This will put the Application package into the Trash.  You can choose to 
> Empty the Trash right after if you like by pressing cmd-shift-delete.
> 
> You can get Spotlight searches by pressing cmd-f or by pressing VO-m-m-m, 
> that is the letter "m" three times.  Depending on what you enter into the 
> search criteria, you may end up with quite a few matches to your inquiry but 
> you can scroll through the list of matches then Interact with the Path List 
> to determine the location of the matched item.  You can also just open the 
> desired item from the list of matches.
> 
> HTH.
> 
> Later...
> 
> Tim Kilburn
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
> 
> On 2012-06-10, at 7:24 PM, Kimsan wrote:
> 
>> Ok, after not using the mac for a few months and used it all day today, I
>> don't see myself having a problem navigating and making configurations when
>> needed but of course I don't know all, which I am assuming not all knows all
>> when it comes to the mac. Lol.
>> I had tons of updates that I needed to install and I purchased pages, so
>> here is my question where in the heck does it keep your downloads? I assume
>> the downloads folder? Well, I did not see it in there. I want to put pages
>> on the doc so I can access it easier/quicker but couldn't figure out how to
>> place it on the doc, so can someone supply steps on how to do this?  Someone
>> told me to do a "spotlite search" when looking for something but how do I do
>> a spotlite search?
>> 
>> I am back on my windows machine for now until I can find out how to put the
>> pages on the doc but will return to the mac tomorrow. Very fascinating
>> machine!
>> And I wanted to uninstall chrome so I can start from scratch with my macbook
>> pro but I think I will just keep it. Finally, to go to the applications
>> folder its command shift A right? If it is, that did not do anything for me.
>> I can't wait until I can find someone to help me set up my win seven and mac
>> to be used on one machine cuzz going back and forth drives me bonkers lol.
>> 
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