Just a WAG, but I've seen this too. My guess is that it's a byte
order issue between Mac and Win. files
Kind Regards,
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On Sep 22, 2008, at 11:16 AM, Tim Gillespie wrote:
When I take the exact same code and place this on my customer's Mac
server
with OS v10.4.11 at their location, the files have the correct
external file
name extension and the download process completes. However, the
applications,
like Word or Acrobat are unable to open the document saying the
document is
not the correct type or the file has been damaged.
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