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August 4th, 2003, 01:09 AM
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Physical path of Client Machine
Dear All,
i want to copy a file (say a font file) from my website to client's computer ("c:\windows\fonts"), is there ne way to do that, as the method that i am applying (copyfile method of filesystemobject), copies the file from my virtual directory to the folder of my server computer (ie where my actual site is). ive ben tryin to find a solution to this since long, please help me regards Sumeet
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August 4th, 2003, 10:33 AM
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You cannot do this with a server-side language. You have to remember that all server-side languages are processed on the server only. (Hence the name
 )If you want to copy files to a users computer, you'll need to write something like an ActiveX or Java applet, which runs client-side
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