Where is the Font Alias File ?

According to the NLS_LANG session (5.1.2.2) in the Developer 6.0 doc, it said that we can map all desired fonts to the a specific character set in the Font Alias File.
But I can't find where is this file located,
does anyone know where is it ?
Please help !!!!

look in
$ORACLE_HOME/guicommon6/tk60/admin/
files:
uifont.ali
Tk2Motif.bw
and something

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