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Dale,
I am using Netscape and a similar thing happens to me . The way to download .ela files is to right click in them and then do "Save Link As" - this will then provide the usual popup with the filename and directory to save it in. The other way is to add some extensions to your Netscape to handle .ela files the same way it knows to handle .gif files as to be displayed, and pdf files to bring up
adobe ... etc.
Hope this is what you are looking for.
John Romero
Dale Legan wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone had HTML experience. I want to put ela files on my web site for people to download.
> I have tried putting them in the directory and referencing them in html. However, the browser just tries to open the file instead of save it. I've been calling my ISP support line for 2 days with nothing but busy signals. I called there sales line to add the ability to do this and they said I already had it. My ISP is flashnet. I see 3 directories in CGI, WWW, and some other one I forget.
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> Any help anyone.
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> Thanks in advance.
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