Hi Pedro,
First, you don't need JavaScript to open a new window. You can use the
"target" attribute of a hyperlink, set to "_blank" to open the link in a new
window.
Now, if you want the URL in the Title bar to be the actual name of the file,
you have to request the actual name of the file, which can be done by
creating an HttpHandler class that handles requests for that file type
(".pdf" in this case). The HttpHandler does the same thing an ASP.Net Page
does (an ASP.Net Page is an HttpHandler), but is registered in IIS to handle
requests for certain file types.

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Kevin Spencer
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Pedro - 24 Aug 2007 15:28 GMT
Hi Kevin,
I don't know if I could explain what I really need.
My problem is as I open the PDF file throw ShowDocument.aspx page when I try
to save that document (clicking on save button in the acrobat plugin) the
save dialog box sugest me the name ShowDocument.pdf and not the actual PDF
file name what was really wnat I wanted.
Pedro
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Patrice - 24 Aug 2007 16:14 GMT
Try the content disposition header to specify the file name
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260519/en-us but with inline rather than
attachment).
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Patrice
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