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Hi, Can someone tell me if this is the right discussion group to post a question about VWD? If it is not, please indicate where I should go. If it is, here is my question: On a web page, how does one create a link that a user can click to download a file (Save and/or Open) to his computer? I would like to know where to find documentation about this subject. Note: I use VS.NET 2005 (VB and ASP). Thanks. -- Jac Tremblay |
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Hi Jac, Here is how to do it. 1st, add the file to your web project: in Solution Explorer, right click the website and select Add an existing item... In the Browse window, select the file and click OK. In your page, add a Hyperlink and set its text property to the file name (or whatever you want) and its NavigateUrl property to the file you just add. Ctrl+F5 to test your page in the browser. Hope this helps. Happy new year 2010. -- Jac Tremblay "Jac Tremblay" wrote: Hi, Can someone tell me if this is the right discussion group to post a question about VWD? If it is not, please indicate where I should go. If it is, here is my question: On a web page, how does one create a link that a user can click to download a file (Save and/or Open) to his computer? I would like to know where to find documentation about this subject. Note: I use VS.NET 2005 (VB and ASP). Thanks. -- Jac Tremblay |
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