IE5 and xml files

[Wiesbeer]

Trying to download a file that is xml. Using IE4 the download box displays and I am able to download file. In IE5 there is no download box because IE5 reads the file and displays it on the browser. How do I stop this from happening?

 

[Comtech]

Try right clicking the link, and then "Save Target".
If that doesn't work, try View, Source, then save. Cheers,
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[Wiesbeer]

The question was how do I stop IE5 for displaying the .xml file on the browser when FTP protocol was started. The right click is a work around, does not solve the issue.
Cory

 

[ackka]

XML is a programming language that is built into Internet Explorer. Sort of like html or javascript or css, their really is no way to disable it. I just tested using ftp inside of IE and i had no problem concerning XML. Could you describe the problem a bit more.......

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