You're asking “where do I find” something, but the query is a bit unclear. If you can share what you’re trying to locate—e.g., a file on your computer, a setting on your phone, a resource online, or a physical object—I can give precise steps and where to look. Here are a few common interpretations and quick guides:

• Find a location or place on a map
  • On smartphones: open your map app, use the search box at the top, type the place name or category (e.g., “grocery store”), and select the result to see its location and directions.
  • On desktop: use your preferred online map service, enter the place name or address in the search bar, and view the pin and directions.
• Find a file on your device
  • Windows: use the File Explorer search box (top-right) and type the filename or extension (e.g., *.pdf) and sort results by date.
  • macOS: use Spotlight (Cmd + Space) or Finder search, enter the filename or type, and filter by Kind or Date.
• Find a setting in an app or system
  • Tell me the app or OS (e.g., iPhone iOS Settings, Android Settings, Windows 11), and I’ll provide exact navigation steps.
• Find a document or email
  • In most email clients: use the search bar at the top, query keywords, sender, or subject, and apply filters like date range or labeled folders.

If you specify what “it” is and, if possible, the device or platform you’re using, a precise, step-by-step answer can be provided.