Joost: > Well, I can download it just fine with Safari here. Is the problem > that you > get all sorts of weird text on the screen? If so, that just means > Safari > doesn't recognise .toast as a valid file extension. Option-click the > filename and it should download to your Desktop just fine. Well, actually what it means is that your web server isn't sending the correct application/binary MIME type, but other browsers are taking the initiative and making a better guess when they see the data. ( http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/jon/book/node80.html ) If you edit your mime.types file (for stock apache, or whatever it is on your server) to map .toast to application/binary , people won't see the problem any more. -- Todd