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Hi There,
I am using authorization on an Apache webserver. I was initially having a problem allowing authorized users to download any MS Office docs, but I seem to have overcome that by including the username and password in the URL. I am not trying to allow multiple users to share a file, I just want them to be able to download with a simple left click from the web browser. this works: i.e. " I don't really like doing this - because I have to print the password, but it did keep Word happy. BUT... " does not work. Excel appears to have another layer of it's own auth procedures and it forgets what credentials have been supplied when it runs it's "Transferring files..." dialog upon loading the file. As is the case with this entire situation, I can hit cancel a few times and get the file - but that is not a good way of doing things. I don't know why office asks for the credentials at all, if you hit cancel , you get the document either way. Does anybody know of a workaround for this? Maybe something I can do when creating the file to keep it from running that dialog? Any help would be greatly appreciated, -Paul |
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