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the Save window opens up to. For example, the Thunderbird mail client temporarily stores attachments that you open in the /tmp folder (see Figure 22-15
for an example). Note the name of the folder and open your Home folder in
Nautilus. Then, select GoLocation, type the name of the temporary folder
in the box that appears, and try to find your file in the folder that opens. It’s
hardly convenient, but if you find an important file, it’s worth it.
Figure 22-15: Looking for a file that was saved in a temporary folder by Thunderbird
Where Can I Go to Get More Help?
Many of the instructions in this chapter are quite general, so they might leave
out the specifics that you need to get your computer behaving properly. If
you suspect that this is the case or if nothing in this chapter seemed to help
with your problem, then seeking help elsewhere is a good idea. Ubuntu has
a large and thriving online support community that prides itself on being
friendly and helpful. There are quite a few options for you to choose from:
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Visit https://help.ubuntu.com/ and use the search to find help guides and
tutorials.
Ask a question on the #ubuntu IRC channel (see “Chatting on IRC” on
page 364).
Ask a question on a mailing list (see “An IRC Alternative: Mailing Lists”
on page 368).
Ask a question on the Ask Ubuntu website (see “Ask Ubuntu” on page 363).
Post a question on the Ubuntu forums (see “The Ubuntu Forums” on
page 361).
From here on out, it’s up to you and the Ubuntu community to figure
out what’s going on. Good luck fixing your problem!
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