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Hi, Does anyone know how to force a Word document (or any office
document for that matter) to download in Internet Explorer?? If
I use an CFM file that sends the file to the browser, it always
opens Word in the browser.
I want to force it to download, with the correct filename, as
in "whatever.doc" instead of "download.cfm". I've seen other
sites that can do this, such as www.hotoffice.com and
www.xdrive.com, www.freedrive.com, etc...
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Scott
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<P><FONT COLOR="#000080" SIZE=2 FACE="Tahoma">Hi, Does anyone know how to force a Word
document (or any office<BR>
document for that matter) to download in Internet Explorer?? If<BR>
I use an CFM file that sends the file to the browser, it always<BR>
opens Word in the browser.<BR>
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I want to force it to download, with the correct filename, as<BR>
in "whatever.doc" instead of "download.cfm". I've seen other<BR>
sites that can do this, such as www.hotoffice.com and<BR>
www.xdrive.com, www.freedrive.com, etc...<BR>
<BR>
Any help would be greatly appreciated!<BR>
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