Where are the cache preferences?

Hi I am trying to find the preferences for Shake and see if I can solve a riddle why I can not get my thumb nails in the tree scripts to show up. There was a post from Shake people to change the cache settings and other setting in the preferences.Please where can I find them... I have looked . Usually in Menu but nope
thanks
Rick

http://forums.adobe.com/community/bridge/general
It seems Adobe Bridge CS5 > Preferences > Cache offers a »Purge Cache«-button.

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