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That's an excellent solution. Congratulations on coming up with it, and thanks for letting me know. I'll keep that in mind for future occasions when I need to do something similar. Good luck with
Here's a workaround that will probably work but that you will need to test. Give each file a nonsense three-letter suffix (something that does not correspond to a real file type). Then an browser should
In most cases, if you simply move an unusual type of file to your Web server -- the same as you do .html pages -- the visitor will be prompted to either run or save the file. Experiment. ftp a file of
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Sorry. I left off the ending. That should be http://www.samizdat.com/bootcamp.html I do my Web stuff very simply, without bells and whistles. You can see that at my site http://www.samizdat.com It's
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