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Author Help Mozillia and IIS 6.0

2004-01-26, 4:35 am

quote:

>-----Original Message-----
>
>web
>browser
to[QUOTE][color=darkred]
>
>---The same code works fine in IIS 5.0----
>
>
>.
>I can't even serv a simple web page from IIS 6.0 to


netscape i go to a download page that has just images and
a link an it gives me the error
" the file "download.htm" is of type text/html (hypertext
markup language) and netscape does not know how to handle
this type of file"

ANY ideas ??????

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2004-01-28, 4:37 am

Why does anyone post to this thing ---

unless you have question like --- how do you wipe your butt ?

from the north or the south

no one ever awnsers ---

Oh well --- with responses like these you might as well use Linux because the rsposes there suck just as bad!

David Wang [Msft]

2004-01-28, 9:36 pm

Remove the * MIME Type mapping and add explicit mappings for the necessary
extensions. The * MIME Type mapping allows everything to be potentially
downloadable, which isn't necessarily what you want.

If you need * MIME Type, you can isolate it to a particular directory
containing downloadable content instead of setting it everywhere.

--
//David
IIS
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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quote:

>-----Original Message-----
>
>web
>browser
to[QUOTE][color=darkred]
>
>---The same code works fine in IIS 5.0----
>
>
>.
>I can't even serv a simple web page from IIS 6.0 to


netscape i go to a download page that has just images and
a link an it gives me the error
" the file "download.htm" is of type text/html (hypertext
markup language) and netscape does not know how to handle
this type of file"

ANY ideas ??????


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