Yes. It brings up the "warning" screen which means that it knows that some Excel content is on the way, which means that the pre-http headers are being delivered.
Same result on browser. In fact, same result if I run browser from RDP session to Citrix server. Mark. "Denver Braughler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mark Hales wrote: > > I sent someone a link to a .cls that creates a spreadsheet using this method > > (one that works from a "normal" PC). They clicked on the link in the email > > on Lotus Notes on Citrix desktop and after the initial "do you want to open > > got a bunch off errors to do with being unable to access the file > > http://cache01/csp/ ... > > Is the server name cache01 resolvable in his context? > For example, if he pastes the link into a browser, does it work?
