Always Ask Before Opening This Type of File - CSV

[Guest]

I have a user on Win2K and IE 6.02 that does not get the prompt to download a CSV file. It automatically loads in the browser, but on mine (Win2K and IE6.02 also), I get the prompt and download the file.

I've checked the Folder Options/FileTypes/CSV/Advanced/Confirm Open... is selected. What is the next step to force the user to choose to open or save the file?

 

[Don Varnau]

Hi,
Check the settings for XLS files. Make sure that "Browse in same window" is
unchecked.
Or, this article may help:
162059 - How to Configure Internet Explorer to Open Office Documents in the
Appropriate Office Program Instead of in IE:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];162059

Don
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I have a user on Win2K and IE 6.02 that does not get the prompt to

download a CSV file. It automatically loads in the browser, but on mine
(Win2K and IE6.02 also), I get the prompt and download the file.

I've checked the Folder Options/FileTypes/CSV/Advanced/Confirm Open... is

selected. What is the next step to force the user to choose to open or save
the file?