Cannot find SRC.ZIP or SRC.JAR

Hello,
I just installed JDK 6 SE and I cannot find the SRC.JAR and SRC.ZIP files. I want to use the debugger in Eclipse and it is telling me:
The jar file rt.jar has no source attachment.
but I cannot seem to find it in the installation directory C:\Sun\SDK or any of it's subdirectories.
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks,
Karl

I think I'm right when I say the source
doesn't come as standard.Nope. When you install the JDK, the installer asks you if you want to install the source code as well. The default option is "yes", so if you don't do anything, the file src.zip is stored in the JDK's root directory, which on Windows is C:\Program File\jdk1.6.0\...unless you specify a different location.

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