Where can I find the path to a document in the Output File Repository.

Hello All
I'm somewhat confused......
Previously, in XI R2 it was possible to see the physical Output File Repository path for an instance. For example:
frs://Output/a_123/012/34/5678/abcd.wid
This information was available through the CMC by selecting the instance and viewing its Properties.
Can anyone tell me where this information can be viewed in XI3.1. I have checked through the CMC and cannot find it anywhere. When I look at the Instance Details of a particular instance, I do not see this information.
Thanks in advance.
J

My environment is XI3.1
Thank you to the previous poster but this only tells me the path the Output Repository (which I already know).
Sorry, I think maybe my question was not very clear.
I want to know how I can identify the physical path to a specific instance in the Output File Repository. For example:
frs://Output/a_123/456/7890/abcde.wid
In XI R2 it was easy to obtain this information by taking the following steps:
1. CMC
2. Objects
3. Search for and select the required object that has the required instance
4. Select the History tab to see the list of instances
5. Check the box against the required instance
6. Click on the Status of the instance to view the Instance Details.
Now, in XI3.1 (either InfoView, CMC or Instance Manager) the Instance details does NOT show the physical path to the .WID/.XLS/.PDF or whatever the format of the instance be.
Please can someone tell me where I can find this information.
Thank you.

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