That is an interesting idea. --- jon hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, the only way to driectly interact with the > client's file system > from a browser is going to be ActiveX/.Net, or a > java applet. > > How about sending the file as a file type that opens > by default in > this guys program though? Just like acrobat will > open if you click on > a pdf, or winamp opens when an mp3 is clicked. You > could even send the > file with cfcontent as long as you know the mime > type to make it a bit > more automatic. > >
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