How to "open file location" of a program the same way you would on windows?

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I'm currently installing windows programs through wine and this read-me file that was in the same folder as the program I'm trying to install specifically says that I need to "right click on the program's icon on desktop, and choose open file location" so that I can transfer all the license files there, but that isn't an option on zorin os, so I need a way to do the same thing I'd do on windows, on zorin. Hopefully without having to use terminal because all of this is already complicated enough for me, but whatever works works I guess

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Can You make a Picture of the Right-Click Menu?

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What it is telling you to do assumes Windows OS and it is telling you to go to that path on the tree.
But Windows OS file system and GnuLinux FileSystem are different - so even following that method might not get you to the path. The goal is to locate the files you are looking for.
When using WINE on GnuLinux, it creates a .wine directory in your home folder that contains a C: drive approximation.
You might search that "C:Drive" in Wine for the files you need.

(Tap ctl+h inside the file manager to reveal or hide "Hidden System Files" - if you do not see .wine, it is "Hidden System" and will be revealed using that shortcut)

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thanks, I think I found it!!

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