wine users - Sep 2009 - How do I put file into Wine system32. Age of Mythology

I'm trying to install Age of Mythology on Mandriva 2009.1 64bit(KDE) and the
installer said can't find "pidgen.dll". So I googled the problem
and found this Ubuntu Thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=499412. In
the last post user Frummage wrote 
> I had this problem. The solution is simple.
> 
> Download "MFC42.DLL" and put it in the wine "system32"
folder.
> 
> Remember, the copy protection doesnt work so download a no-cd crack from
gamecopyworld.com
. Then I visited dll-files.com and downloaded MDC42.dll. But my problem is that
I cant figure out how to get this file into system32. Copy paste doesn't
seem to work.

Now I looked at the FAQ @ 6.5
http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-bb6a7a98ea5016383c4f81717063463e5217c3bf. It
told me to go the Wine tricks Wiki http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks. The wiki
told me to run
Code:
wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks

 and then 
Code:
sh winetricks

 After I choose mfc42 this happned:

Cannot find cabextract.  Please install it (e.g. 'sudo apt-get install
cabextract' or 'sudo yum install cabextract').

[root at localhost mattias]# apt-get install cabextrac
bash: apt-get: command not found

[root at localhost mattias]# sudo yum install cabextract
sudo: yum: command not found

[root at localhost mattias]# yum install cabextract
bash: yum: command not found

[root at localhost mattias]#  install cabextract
install: missing destination file operand after `cabextract'
Try `install --help' for more information.

What should I type in Mandriva?

You forgot the sudo in front of apt-get  [Wink] 

Code:

sudo apt-get install cabextract

The folder is hidden, so you have to unhide it first. In most file managers, the
hotkey is "Ctrl+h", but you can try "View->Show Hidden
Files" too.

The folder is located in your home directory (I hope you know what that is)

Ctrl + h moves the lower bar left. /.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 still does
not exist. Maybe we should wait for an KDE user

And you tried "View->Show Hidden Files" too? That should work in
every file manager.