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  1. Sardonicus
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    Ok you never mentioned google chrome.
    I'll work on it.:)
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  3. Sardonicus
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    Exotic,

    Disregard my previous instructions.

    Click on the little wrench in the top right hand corner.
    Select Options> Basics.
    Make sure your default browser is Google Chrome.

    Select Under the Hood.
    Select Downloads and change your download folder.

    That should do it.
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  4. Exotic
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    Thank You!!! That's it! I never thought to look in my browser P5. You made my day. :)
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  6. Sardonicus
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    You're Welcome!!
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