Where is the f#ckin' compiler in J2re1.4.0 ???

I was gently programming some classen and thought after an hour or two to compile them,
since my pc crash I didn't install Java again. I download J2re1.4.0 and ... surprise!!
javac.exe has gone. Suggestions ?

you should likely find javac in your j2sdk1.4.0\bin directory ...
<obligatory stupid question>
You downloaded the 1.4 sdk, but did you install it? to which directory?
</obligatory stupid question>

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