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KristinT Aspiring developer Posts: 32 Reg: Feb 12, 2013 New Hampshire 3,470	confirm \| cancel 02/20/13 06:48 PM (12 years ago) Where did xcode go? Where in the world does xcode download to? I've never owned a Mac before so I'm feeling a bit out of sorts. I downloaded the program last night but now I can't find it. I went to bed while it was downloading so I haven't installed or anything. I'm just not sure where to even look for it. Thanks for your help! Title Comments Where in the world does xcode download to? I've never owned a Mac before so I'm feeling a bit out of sorts. I downloaded the program last night but now I can't find it. I went to bed while it was downloading so I haven't installed or anything. I'm just not sure where to even look for it. Thanks for your help!

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	02/20/13 06:50 PM (12 years ago) Have you tried clicking on finder and typing in'xcode'. The wee magnifying glass on the top right corner of your screen. By default it should have landed in your downloads folder. Which is the second to last folder icon in your doc. Then again, you may have been interrupted during the night and it died. Comments Have you tried clicking on finder and typing in'xcode'. The wee magnifying glass on the top right corner of your screen. By default it should have landed in your downloads folder. Which is the second to last folder icon in your doc. Then again, you may have been interrupted during the night and it died.

Calypso Kid Aspiring developer Posts: 780 Reg: Mar 09, 2012 Upstate New Yor... 18,200	02/20/13 07:00 PM (12 years ago) Or if you go to the Macintosh HD icon in the upper right corner. Double click it. Then double click applications folder. It should be in here. Drag it to the dock on the bottom of your screen and it will stay there for easy access later Dave Comments Or if you go to the Macintosh HD icon in the upper right corner. Double click it. Then double click applications folder. It should be in here. Drag it to the dock on the bottom of your screen and it will stay there for easy access later Dave

KristinT Aspiring developer Posts: 32 Reg: Feb 12, 2013 New Hampshire 3,470	02/20/13 07:00 PM (12 years ago) I just found the search on the top right and was able to locate and install. Thank you! :) Comments I just found the search on the top right and was able to locate and install. Thank you! :)

KristinT Aspiring developer Posts: 32 Reg: Feb 12, 2013 New Hampshire 3,470	02/20/13 07:02 PM (12 years ago) What is the dock? The thing beside the trash can on the bottom right? When I hold my cursor over it, it says Downloads. Is that it? Comments What is the dock? The thing beside the trash can on the bottom right? When I hold my cursor over it, it says Downloads. Is that it?

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	02/20/13 07:07 PM (12 years ago) You got it! Comments You got it!

chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	02/20/13 07:21 PM (12 years ago) The dock is the entire bar of icons at the bottom. "Downloads" is one of the items on the dock. You can also get to Downloads by opening up a Finder window and navigating to the Downloads folder. The "downloads" icon on the Dock really just points to the folder. I've removed it from my dock altogether. Comments The dock is the entire bar of icons at the bottom. "Downloads" is one of the items on the dock. You can also get to Downloads by opening up a Finder window and navigating to the Downloads folder. The "downloads" icon on the Dock really just points to the folder. I've removed it from my dock altogether.

KristinT Aspiring developer Posts: 32 Reg: Feb 12, 2013 New Hampshire 3,470	02/20/13 07:27 PM (12 years ago) Thanks for all the help! Comments Thanks for all the help!

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