[RESOLVED] Re : help with html

[jteksolutions]

Would like to know if any one knows of some code for downloading excel docs from the web

i need to be put a link on my new site for people to download latest price list

hope some one can help

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[Medianox]

If I understand you correctly.
If your uploading MS Excel docs.. People you click on your link need to have your version or higher installed on their system.
When they click on the link. Their MS Excel opens and launches the spreadsheet

[jteksolutions]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Medianox:
If I understand you correctly.
If your uploading MS Excel docs.. People you click on your link need to have your version or higher installed on their system.
When they click on the link. Their MS Excel opens and launches the spreadsheet</font>

Yes in a nut shell
i dont want to change the price list to any other format

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[archangel]

Depending on the version of excel your using, you could just save as web page and publish from Front Page. THis would be the easiest way. You don't want to restrict the number of people who can access you prices. Remember, not everyone has excel on their computer.

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[StevePorter]

I know that Excel 2000 will let you "Save as Web Page..." without having to go thru FrontPage. Just a thought...

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[jteksolutions]

yes i can save as web page but some of the functionality of my price list doesnt work
eg mouseover specs etc
all i want is to let the customer download it
with out having to open it..????

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[archangel]

Then just copy the file to your web server and put up a link that points to it. Then instruct people to right click and save target to the hard drive. If they havbe excel, IE should bring it up without a problem.

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[Pinnacle]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jteksolutions:
. . .all i want is to let the customer download it with out having to open it..????

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If you zip the file it will not automatically launch Excel, plus it will download faster (important to those of us still using analog modems).


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