On Thu, 2005-04-14 at 09:00 -0600, Peter L. Hurd wrote:
> I'm trying to download NVIDIA's drivers, but the page
> www.nvidia.com/linux points to an active server page (ends with .asp).
> Both firefox and opera really want to open this page with a texteditor
> or wordprocessor. I think this is supposed to be a file that is
> browseable, rather than supposed to be downloaded and edited. How do I
> do this?
I have not experienced that problem, either at nvidia.com or with any
other ASP pages. There are several possibilities:
* NVIDIA's server is suffering a temporary glitch and is sending
out the pages with the wrong mime-type; or
* you are behind some kind of proxy which is sending the pages on
with the wrong mime-type; or
* somewhere in your account you have set something up to be a
helper application for *.asp files and that is overriding the
content-type header in Firefox and Mozilla that the pages are
being sent with.
Frankly the last one sounds unlikely to me, but I guess it might somehow
be possible. The first one doesn't seem to be the case because I just
opened http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp without problem
in Firefox. Which I guess leaves the middle one.
Best, Darren
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