Ave, Alright... Firstly thanks to everyone who's been trying to help me out. I've been doing a lot of research and finding out a lot of things. The problem is definitely very clear... I need to convert the Dynamic URL to Static URL because, as discussed earlier, Microsoft manages to screw up the Dynamic part of URL's and thus problems occur. To remind of what's going on.. I run an Apache Web Server on my PowerMAC G5 Macintosh system, and run my websites on it. I have a "Force-Download" download script that allows registered users to Download Files assigned to them. What has been happening is, when the "Save As" dialog box opens, if you hit "Save", everything goes well - the file is saved to your desires location, you can open and view it, HOWEVER, if you hit "Open", it opens the associated application (eg:- Adobe Acrobat Reader) but fails to open the file, instead gives an error "File Could Not Be Found". This is what I did: Added into my Apache's httpd.conf the following: <Location /download> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </Location> So that anything begins with www.mydomain.com/download will call my 'download' script. I put my force download script in a file called "download" in the root directory. Now my URL, instead of looking like http://informed-sources.com/download.php?F=imsafm/rjohari/ccq.pdf looks like: http://informed-sources.com/download/imsafm/rjohari/ccq.pdf In my Download Script, I was using $F as the variable which contained the File Path & File Name to be downloaded. I replaced that with $_SERVER[?PATH_TRANSLATED¹] ... It works! Accept, it works the same way it was working before. You click the link, the SAVE AS Dialog box opens.. If you hit Save, the file is saved and can be opened... HOWEVER, if you hit OPEN, it opens the associated application and gives the same error. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Rahul S. Johari
