Date: 07/09/01
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> IE does some "intelligent guessing" based on filename extension that will
> override headers. If you send enough headers in the right sequence you can
> get it to work right - with a weird name if you want to save it and
> sometimes a double query on whether or not you want to save it. Tricking it
> via PATH_INFO URLs works without any weird problems.
I've just tried to fool IE into any mime (text/plain, image/gif,
foo/bar) with the same content but it keeps ignoring it all on IE.
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