A Quick way to the Wallpaper file in the current user's folder

1. Select the following text: (try moving over the text, triple left clicking, then right click and select Copy with either the left or right mouse button)

   %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
   

   Now that the text is in the Clipboard buffer, let's move on...

2. Press the Windows Key (between Ctrl and Alt) and R at the same time. The following Dialog box, containing old blue text, should appear:
   
   Note: the winword is the last thing "run" from Start/Run. In this case, the last thing I did was start up Microsoft Word this way.

3. Paste the clipboard text, via the following keystrokes.
   • Either Ctrl-V
   • Or Shift-Insert
   or for you mouse lovers
   • move the mouse over the old blue text winword in this example
   • Right click, select Paste and press either the left or the right mouse button to actually paste over the old text.

4. Press either Enter key, (I like the numeric keypad one) to confirm that you would like to open the folder.
5. And there is Internet Explorer W... which is actually Internet Explorer Wallpaper.bmp but that's too much to display by default:-)

%USERPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Internet Explorer Wallpaper.bmp

But my text isn't blue!