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Doug Hathaway wrote:
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> I'm currently using a servlet to download files that are in a restricted area
> on my Web site.  This process works fine for Netscape, the Save Dialog box
> appears correctly and the file name I placed in the Content-Disposition is
> displayed in the dialog appropriately.  However, with IE5 I get a Save/Open
> Dialog that has my URL Path and Query String Information from the original
> request.  If I chose to open the file I get presented with another Save/Open
> dialog but this time the appropriate file name that I used in the
> Content-Disposition is displayed.
> 
> If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.

Just set the file name by using this header:

 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="myfile.ext"

Martin
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