Can i locate .folio files on my desktop?

Hi
I am using Indd CS6 and am looking to locate any .folio files on my desktop.
I have, in previous versions in Indd and DPS, been able to find these files.
I am making "Offline" folios so they must be saved locally...
Any help would be appreciated.
k

Many on this forum will say there is no need to access the local .folio, I have found it useful for determining the size of a project.
On a Mac it is /Users/[user]/Library/Preferences/StageManager (some long number)/ Local Store/dmp
Windows may look like C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming\StageManager (some long number)\Local Store
Take a look at this thread Re: Where do I find the .folio data and linked data?

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