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      dylan
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      I am currently trying out Apples latest Safari Beta for PC and am very impressed! Lots of very cool features and a good looking interface.
      Anyway, I have a slight problem I am not sure how to solve.

      When I click on any ruby link .rb, it always downloads it as a .txt file instead of .rb. My Firefox and IE work fine.
      Any ideas how I stop this happening?

      http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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        bubbalove
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        @unknownuser said:

        When I click on any ruby link .rb, it always downloads it as a .txt file instead of .rb. My Firefox and IE work fine.
        Any ideas how I stop this happening?

        This is why I don't use Safari anymore...

        "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." - Churchill

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          HFM
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          @unknownuser said:

          When I click on any ruby link .rb, it always downloads it as a .txt file instead of .rb. My Firefox and IE work fine.
          Any ideas how I stop this happening?

          I believe every browser has a right-click 'save as...' menu item, allowing you to save it as a .rb file

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          • jeff hammondJ Offline
            jeff hammond
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            i use safari 4 as well but i haven't encountered the problem..

            occasionally, i'll try to download a ruby and instead of it downloading as a .rb file, the actual script's text will display in my browser ... (happens with rubies from crai.archi)
            when that happens, i rightclick and choose "save linked file to xxxxxxxx" .. x being your download location..

            dotdotdot

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