I doubt that a user is going to want to allow you to drop / get files from 
their PC, although in an intranet it may be okay, why not get them to 
download the file ? If you must do it, do it on the server side using ASP 
etc if possible.

At 15:05 22/08/02 +0000, you wrote:
>How do I copy a file from one place to another (client to server, server
>to server, etc.) in Netscape?
>
>This code seems to work for IE:
>
><script>
>   var objFSO;
>   objFSO = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
>   objFSO.CopyFile("c:\\Temp\\test.txt", "d:\\");
></script>
>
>What is the equivalent in Netscape?
>
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