How to download and open a file without prompts

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Answer (1 of 8): It is called a file association. The convention is that the file suffx (topfind247.co) is associated with the application which reads the file. Different applications store data in their files in different formats. Like Word files and Excel files look very different, these files are. Chrome will prompt a dialog box to save the '".ica" file; Hit save to save it in the "Downloads folder" On the bottom left you will see the file, click the "^" which is the drop-down list for the file in the download bar and select "Always Open Files of This Type" Firefox: Navigate to the Citrix Workspace Store or Citrix Storefront Store. Open browser and download PDF. Open PDF from BROWSER'S downloaded files window/option. Expected: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC launches successfully and end-user able to scroll/read. Result: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC launches sucessfully and loads PDF. A few seconds later the "Sign-in" window appears prompting user for credentials.

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