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Hi! This is Mike Callahan, Dr. File Finder and welcome to part four of our special butterscotch.com 10-part tutorial series on Google Chrome. No today, I'm going to look just a little bit at the download function of Google Chrome which is a little bit different in some other browsers. We’ll click over here on the wrench icon, go don to he options and you can see here on the option, on the minor tweaks tab, you can set a download location by clicking here, browsing around your computer and picking the spot where you want all the files to be saved or you can tell Google Chrome to ask you where to save each file before you download it. No, my personal recommendation has always been to set a specific place for download files to go because that way you will always know where they are. That is just my preference. I'm going to hit Close.
Now, the other thing we can do is click on the wrench icon, go to downloads and here you see it shows us a summary of the most recent programs we’ve downloaded. It shows you the date. It shows you the link. It shows you the URL to where you downloaded it from and you can also click and will show it in the folder so you can see the file right there.
Another thing that you can do if you go to download a file or download registry booster, you see the arrow and it tells you that this type of file can harm your computer, are you sure you want to download it? You click Save and you see here it shows that your download is completed. You can actually launch the program installation by double clicking here and if you click on this show all downloads, it takes you back to the page that we were on previously. So, the download function of Google Chrome is fast, efficient, there are a lot of—but it works very well and I like it. And that concludes part four.
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