Re: Stream Any File Type

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Great, thanks for you help Paul

"Paul Henderson" <paulhenderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> would "application/octet-stream" be better?
>
> I think application/none is non-standard (not in the 'official' IANA
> list), but it shouldn't really matter either way. I think a browser is
> probably obliged to use all eight bits for octet-stream; this may not
> be so for application/none, but if it works when you test it, there
> should be no problem.
>


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