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Prakash - 17 Apr 2006 07:38 GMT
Hello all,
               In Intranet, i want to make file download without User
Interaction(Dont want the Dialog which ask Open and save) and want to save
that file to a specified location in clients system.

Thanks in Advance,
Prakash.V
Peter Torr (MS) - 18 Apr 2006 08:15 GMT
> Hello all,
>                In Intranet, i want to make file download without User
> Interaction(Dont want the Dialog which ask Open and save) and want to save
> that file to a specified location in clients system.

Hi,

Unfortunately, this is not possible without using unsafe ActiveX controls.
You would have to convince your users to lower their security settings (NOT
RECOMMENDED) or write your own control and somehow make sure it was safe
(VERY NOT RECOMMENDED).

Remember that the model for the web is that the browser (working on behalf
of the user) is in control, not the server.

Peter

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