>Than you so much. I will play with this on Tuesday morning. One last thing. Will the user be prompted with a "save to" dialog?
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>>>Hi UTers,
>>>
>>>I have a simple server in my office. I have 10 asp pages that my customers can hit on my server. I would like my customers to hit a link on a page so that they can download a file that I put on my c: drive. Right after the customer logs in, I load the file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\babydell\YourFile.txt on my hard drive. I would like the customer to be able to hit a link and download that file. Do I need to set up FPT on my server? If so please provide me with tech references. I am running 2000 server with IIS. Or... is there an easier way to do this.
>>>
>>>Thanx,
>>>Neil
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>>Just put the file on the same directory than the asp files and place a link to this file on you page. The download will be automatic...

Two solutions for this:
1st: Instruct the end user to rightclick on the link and selecting "save file as" to download the file.

2nd: Create a subfolder under the one holding your asp pages and set the custom header for this folder to "Content-disposition:Attachment" on the property dialog of the folder in IIS. This will enable the prompt to download on the majority of browsers.

HTH