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If ur prn files are associated with an application (like notepad ) then it would be possible to open it withut much ado. Your best bet would be to've the file as a .txt file and then 've it as a nortmal link for download<br />
like &lt;a href =&quot;myfile.txt&quot;&gt;Download file&lt;/a&gt;
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If ur prn files are associated with an application (like notepad ) then it would be possible to open it withut much ado. Your best bet would be to've the file as a .txt file and then 've it as a nortmal link for download
like <a href ="myfile.txt">Download file</a>

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I know I can do that but it's not really what I want.<br />
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I finally suceed my request!<br />
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all I had to do it's to add on the server option, mime properties, the extension of my file. And that's it! When i try to redirec to my file a download browser open :)<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Marco
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I know I can do that but it's not really what I want.

I finally suceed my request!

all I had to do it's to add on the server option, mime properties, the extension of my file. And that's it! When i try to redirec to my file a download browser open :)


Thanks

Marco

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I have a file with PRN extension that I cannot download because of a reason that I don't know. <br />
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...<br />
I want that user can download It on his computer just by cliking a link or after my processus of create of this file.<br />
<br />
Thanks <br />
<br />
Marco
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I have a file with PRN extension that I cannot download because of a reason that I don't know. 

...
I want that user can download It on his computer just by cliking a link or after my processus of create of this file.

Thanks 

Marco

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