With WWW::Mechanize, it's obviously easy to automatically store non-texual content as a file. For example, the following scipt does the work well. 
use WWW::Mechanize;
$m = WWW::Mechanize->new();

$example_url = 'http://china35.newhua.com/down/VideoCutter_Demo.rar';

$m->get($example_url,':content_file' => 'demo.rar');

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But how do I achieve the same effect using Win32::IE::Mechanize? When I use the following script, I will have to manually click save button and specify a location to save the file. 
use Win32::IE::Mechanize;
$ie = Win32::IE::Mechanize->new();

$example_url = 'http://china35.newhua.com/down/VideoCutter_Demo.rar';

$ie->get($example_url,':content_file' => 'demo.rar');

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Or is it related to the behavioral difference between IE and FF? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance:)

In reply to How do I automatically store non-textual content as a file using Win32::IE::Mechanize? by ZJ.Mike.2009

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