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    <title>Comment from Don on 2009-10-23</title>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Hi leo<br />
I have question : when I install programs that be online like partycasino etc. do you know any programs that can tell me where the files is installed?. the reason for the question is that iam aware of some download form partycasino have been installed on my computer but i can not find the files in regedit...<br />
so if you know about some programs that can help me to locate this files then I happy...</p>

<p>Best Don</p>

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    <title>Comment from Dave on 2008-12-18</title>
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      <![CDATA[<p>On an XP system you can also run a dir /Q in the program folder in question and that will tell you who the owner of the files are which is usually the person who logged in and installed the application.  This command also provides the users domain information if the system is a domain member and file date and time stamp information as well.</p>]]>
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