Hi,

I wanted to install Skype and understand it can't be found in the app
store so I went to their home page and have downloaded it.  I'm still
new to Mac and trying to get to grips with using Finder and there are
a couple of things I'm not sure of about next steps for installing
Skype.

Firstly I noticed in my downloads folder there are several skype files
with slightly different names.  I think this is probably because I
kept clicking the download link because I didn't think it was doing
anything.  Is it likely that there should only be one file?  If so I
guess it doesn't matter which one I install.

Secondly on the skype website it says to install Skype drag the
downloaded file into the applications folder.  I suppose I can copy or
cut it to the applications folder?  Will need to read up how to do
this...

Thirdly, on my desktop I now have a "Skype" volume.  I'm not sure what
this is.  Will this be a shortcut to launch Skype?  I'm wondering
whether that is what I need to put in the applications folder, or is
it a file from the downloads folder?  Also I still don't really
understand what  a volume is.  I had assumed it meant hard disk since
the Macintosh hd is named as a "volume" but that can't be the case if
this skype item has appeared on my desktop and is referred to as a
volume...can anyone enlighten me?

Thanks,
Catherine
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