Where is the .js file located?

I need to make changes to the ".js" file as suggested in one of the forum pages but I don't know where to find this hidden .js file. Reply to my email as well if you can help. [email protected]
Thanks,
Ross Alan

I just recently did this. In my case it was to make an .mp3 file start playing automatically. I went to my iDisk/Web/Sites/iWeb/"Your website name"/Home_Files/Home.js
I opened the .js file with "Taco" and changed some False's to True. Voila! it worked!
Hope this helps!
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