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Home > Forums > Programmers > Web Development > Microsoft: FrontPage Forum

Downloading an App in FP2000

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SSK (Programmer)

5 Oct 00 0:25

How do you create a download link to download a software product from a web page designed using FP2000 ??

Thanks

SSK

DougP (MIS)

12 Oct 00 15:40

Do you want to allow users to download files from your site?

On our site you can downlaod a manual which is in a .pdf format. Here is the code for that link.

<href="manuals/l-60.pdf">

the file is in the "manuals" subfolder off the root.

If you don't have adobe loaded on your computer it will prompt you to save it.
If you have adobe acrobat it will just open adobe and let you view the pdf file.

DougP, MCP
dposton@universal1.com

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