I am trying to implement a feature on my site where users can upload a file (typically a tif file) for other users to download. I have the upload working fine and the download side works with Linux with Mozilla (my development system) but IE6 won't open the file as if it were a regular link. When you choose "save as" it works but if you choose "open with" to open the file with some kind of image viewer Windows complains that the temporary file does not exist. This is what I'm doing: 1. I link to my python script from my dtml document <a href="get_attachment?attachment_id=&dtml-attachment_id;">&dtml-doc_name;</a> 2. get_attachment result = context.sqlSelAttachmentByID(attachment_id = attachment_id) container.REQUEST.RESPONSE.setHeader('content-type', result[0].type) container.REQUEST.RESPONSE.setHeader('content-disposition', 'attachment;filename=' + result[0].doc_name) #content-disposition can use either: application, inline, or attachment return result[0].attachment I've tried using all 3 of those content-disposition settings with the same results. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Thanks, Aaron Kunkle