Thanks for your suggestion of using the <CFHEADER tag.
This allows the user to see the correct file name in the save box when downloading the file.
But ... it seems to cause another problem.
Sometimes, after downloading the file, it leaves the mouse pointer on the browser as an hourglass.
For example.
With the CFHEADER tag
I click on the download hyperlink and the Download File box appears. Once this box has appeared and I wave my mouse around on the page behind, I get an hourglass pointer. If I click Cancel at this point, the box disappears and the mouse returns to normal.
If I select the Save to Disk radio button, and click OK, then the mouse pointer on the screen remains as an hourglass, even after I have finished downloading. If I click Cancel on the Save box, the hourglass remains.
Without the CFHEADER tag
If I click on the download link, the Download File box appears. Once this box has appeared and I wave my mouse around on the page behind, I get a standard mouse pointer.
If I choose to save, and click Cancel from the save dialog box, the mouse pointer returns to normal.
I think the mousepointer discussion may warrant a new thread because I have had similar problems when opening new windows and moving the mouse back over the opener while the new page is loading.
I am using IE5 and have not tried this in any other browsers.
Any ideas???