Installed a dmg file, where is it? Not in applications...

His folks ,
I installed a dmg file named webexmc_intel.dmg
It looked like it installed, but the odd thing is that I can't find it. It's not in my applications, nor in finder. So what can I do now?
I like to find out where it installed and remove it as it does seem to work.
What I originally wanted to do is install a webex plugin for office Mac 2011. I tried to look for one since its not released yet ( that I could tell.)
Thanks for your help in advance.

Not sure if it's a plugin or not. So if it is or not, how can I find it and remove it? If its hidden, I imagine it will be a little harder.
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