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Q about attaching pdf files that end up with an aspx extension

Hello,

I have written an .net web application (1.1) that opens up a pdf file after a user clicks on a button.  The adobe reader version is 7.0.5.  When I click on the "Email" button, Novell Groupwise opens up and attaches the file automatically with a pdf extension.  On my machine it works fine, however, when our clients click on the "Email" button on the adobe reader, groupwise attaches the pdf file with an aspx extension.  Why is that and how can I fix that?  

Hopefully I was able to explain this adequatly.  If not, feel free to ask away and i'll try to explain better.

a million thanks in advance....

P.S.  the following link is where I got the pdf creator from.
http://report.sourceforge.net/
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Sorry, didn't mean to leave this Q hanging.  When you guys mentioned HTTP headers and content headers, it gave me an idea to look at "SmartNavigation".  Turns out, by setting this attribute to false, made the problem go away.

thank you.