Greg,
I may be mistaken but I don't think it's anything that you will be able to fix on the server. I believe it's a FireFox issue that's well documented ( search for 'FireFox PDF download' in Google )

If you have users who are using FireFox, the fix appears to be the download and install of an extension called 'PDF Download'. You can check the FireFox extensions page for details.

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Steve Fabian e: steve.fabian@gooddogs.com w: http://www.gooddogs.com

Thanks for the reply, but...  my point is that (as a heavy FireFox user) I've never had to use a plugin to make PDFs show up.  This site, on the same server, using plain old HTML pages used to work this way. I've tested downloading the PDF docs uploaded via the Repository and they show up fine in the browsers ->IF<- you navigate directly to them (e.g. go to - http://www.glaa-alpaca.org/portals/0/Repository/GLAAnews9-02.e4eb5a1c-fb6a-4fbf-b3d5-c136ce6d14f7.pdf ). 

So... what's the diff between using the repository's link and navigating directly? At a guess, I think this has something to do with the postback/download function. Is there a way to have the repository just produce a link to the file without using a postback? It's my belief that the PDF docs (and other office docs like word, ppt, etc) are not shown in the context of a DDN template, so you should just have a link to the document?

Thanks, I may be ranting a bit, but I do appreciate your work!

GregC