What To Do With Temp_Zip Files in CF7 Root?

This question is similar to an earlier question about whether
you're supposed to have a c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cfdocs folder, after
installing CFMX 7. I currently don't have one, but I found in my
C:\CFusionMX7 folder, another folder called: TEMP_ZIP. In it are 9
ZIP files, one of which is called GETTINGSTARTED.ZIP. Those files
show they belong in the Inetpub\wwwroot\cfide\gettingstarted folder
and they WERE extracted/copied there during my recent CF7 install.
However, therae are many other files in the TEMP_ZIP folder
that appear to belong in a Inetpub\wwwroot\cfdocs folder. Since the
install program didn't extract/copy these, should I go ahead an
manually extract them there myself? Is this what you're supposed to
do, or is the CF7 install program supposed to do this?
Just want to make sure it's OK to 1. First have a CFDOCS
folder in the Inetpub\wwwroot, and 2. To manually extract these
files? Or is there some other process to take care of this besides
"unzipping" them manually myself? And 3. IF it's even a good idea
to go ahead and extract these files. Not even sure how they're
accessed unless it's for some training lessons or something. FYI,
this is for a DEVELOPMENT server, not production. Thank you.
Gary

_Gandalf_ wrote:Yes change them, that's why pacman does give .pacnew output... look at fstab, the second template is the right one...
I bother now, too.
Cause when I change them, what happens to /tmp
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults 0 0
usbfs /proc/bus/usb usbfs defaults 0 0

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