# DOWNLOADFILE

#### Syntax <a href="#syntax.15" id="syntax.15"></a>

**DOWNLOADFILE**(*fileName*)

* *internalFileName* - the name under which the file is stored on the nedyx server - ***Value type**: text*
* *fileName* - the name of the downloaded file - ***Value type**: text*

#### Remarks <a href="#examples.1" id="examples.1"></a>

* Calling this function uses the standard download processing of the browser to store the file on the local computer.

#### Example <a href="#examples.1" id="examples.1"></a>

Clicking on the DOWNLOADFILE button downloads the file which is stored on the nedyx server with the name *internalFileName*. The file is saved on the local machine with the name *fileName*.

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