I am passing a zip file to the window: 
        $size = -s "$file";
        open(DOWNLOAD,"<$file") or die $!;
        print "Content-Type:application/zip\n";
        print "Content-Disposition:attachment; filename=$filename\n";
        print "Content-Length:$size\n\n";binmode(DOWNLOAD);binmode(STD
+OUT);
        while(read DOWNLOAD, my $buffer, 256){ print $buffer; }
        close(DOWNLOAD);

[download]
That works fine, but when it is done, it is just a white blank page. Is there a way to do this, where I can actually print to the window? I guess what I need, is a way to maybe delete the headers so I can print HTML headers. Or something to that affect. I have it open in a new window to pass the Zip file. I even tried having the window that opened the new window, close the window, after it opened it, but I could not get that to work. But that is Javascript, therefore another story.

Anyone know what I'm talking about? Sorry, It's like 4am or so here, so I guess I should quit for the night.

If you have any ideas I would LOVE to hear them.

thx,
Richard

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