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Google Chrome (BETA) for Windows is Released

Google Chrome (BETA) for Windows is Released and available for download at http://www.google.com/chrome.

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Screen-shot of Google Chrome after installation: 

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Installation steps:
Installation steps where very simple. Just click at  the big button Download Google Chrome to start installation. 
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Accept the Google Chrome Terms of Service
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Click at Click Run or Open in the window that appears. 
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Click Run when you are asked "Do you want to run this software?"
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The Google Chrome installer will begin installing.
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It will display a message before starting the browser regarding importing bookmark etc. You can click at customize to change import bookmark from IE or Firefox.
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It will show status of import and settings
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After few moments setup should complete and start your new browser automatically. Here is first look of MY Google Chrome.
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You can click here to Learn about Google Chrome.
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  1. Anonymous5:37 PM, September 10, 2008

    I found this a good explorer. I installed this on VISTA. And I felt that It is using less memory then IE7. I liked the way it put last visited website screen shot on the explorer.

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