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prompt pdf file for download NOT using "save target as"

Asked by jeffraven in Miscellaneous Web Development, Windows Batch Scripting

Tags: pdf, download, file, prompted, save

Heres my poser.

I have a series of pdf files on a website that i want the user to be able to download to his computer if he chooses.

Does anyone know the code for prompting a user when clicking a hyperlink to these files to immediately display the download box "save/open/download/cancel"

I do not wish to inform the user to use "right click" "save target as"  as I find this a little unprofessional looking.

thanks in advance

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Tags: pdf, download, file, prompted, save
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