How to find inodes within a file?

I would like to know how to find a file on my computer.?

Okay, I am not a computer genius (lol). But I recently imported a file from "drop box" to the new computer I am using. I have a "free file viewer", but it will not open the file I down loaded. So, I went to Word Pad and tried to open the file. When I pulled up the file to open it. The computer said the file could not be found. The file name of the document appears, but at the bottom there is just a blank space where there should be a file name to open it. Can anyone give me some suggestions. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you and God bless you. Patrick.
Answer:

go to your dropbox folder and open the file from there.

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