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Hello, Summary How can I download portions of a file if I am behind a proxy and don't want the proxy authentication dialog to pop up each time? Details: I have an ActiveX browser plugin (running in low integrity mode) and I am behind a proxy which requires authentication. Now I'd like to download a file without getting Internet Explorer's proxy log-in dialog every time. I have discovered functions like URLDownloadToFile, URLOpenStream and InternetOpenUrl.

Some of these work as expected, but they always download the whole file. The New Cactus Lexicon. Pdf there.  The files I am dealing with can be very huge. So I want to be able to use the HTTP request-range header to download only specific portions of the file. I have found the ZipReader sample here:. This sample can add the request-range header to the http GET request, but it is prompting the proxy login dialog. So again, How can I download portions of a file if I am behind a proxy and don't want the proxy authentication dialog to pop up each time?

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I think the answer is this: Internet explorer uses WinInet functions. WinInet has an implicit session state which is kept per-instance (this is the hard-to-find information, I found one or two blog posts mentioning it). This session state includes the proxy authentication information. So the above functions will work, when used from within the same process, but they will fail if used from a child process, becaues it seems the HINTERNET handles cannot be inherited from a parent process to a child process. The solution is to employ some sort of IPC between the child process (making requests to the parent process) and the plugin's main process (which is the internet explorer process and thus can perform the real downloads).

However, I have not implemented this yet.

Please try the following steps to fix the problem as it is given below. Open an Internet Explorer browser window to make changes to your current ActiveX controls. Click the “Tools” link located at the top of the menu bar. A drop down window will appear with several more options to choose from.

Each option will let you change some of the default settings already programmed into Internet Explorer. Armin Van Buuren Universal Religion Chapter 6 Rapidshare. Click the “Internet Options” link located at the end of the list. When the pop-up window appears, select the “Security” tab to access the ActiveX controls. There are several zones with multiple security settings.