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Thak you All.

I tried something taht you said and others and it works ok.

Bye. Jose Luis
"(TOM)" <ptittom@free.fr> escribi� en el mensaje
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> Andy Lewis a �crit dans le message
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> > Fun area. Don't have time to answer this properly, but if you're trying
> > to do what I *think* you are, you probably need an upload form - take a
> > look at the PHP manual, under "Handling File Uploads"
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> For a localhost->webserver transfert but not for a webserver->localhost
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> "Jose Luis Rodr�guez Sevilla" escribi� en el mensaje
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> > I have a file in my servers whose data are in a varibles named
> > "$contents".
> > Can i put this in a directory of my PC, for example "C:\TEST\".?
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> For this, simply doing something like :
>   header("Content-Type: text/plain") ; // or the MIME type of the data
>   print($contents) ;
> should do the trick, but is very useless !
> To download a file, just type in its URL, eventually following this by a
> "Save as..." if your browser parses the file.
> Am I wrong ? I don't think so, or I didn't understand the question...
>