How do I install QT7 from my download list to hard drive on 10.7 Lion?

I'm a newbie to Macs. I just downloaded QuickTime 7 Player. I want to install it on my new Mac OS X, V. 10.7.2. Can anyone walk me through the process? (Hmm, downloads are now listed on the Safari window.) Thanks.

just downloaded QuickTime 7 Player. I want to install it on my new Mac OS X, V. 10.7.2. Can anyone walk me through the process? (Hmm, downloads are now listed on the Safari window.)
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