Af:exportCollectionActionListener - prompting pop-up blocker in IE browser

Hi All,
I have an af:exportCollectionActionListener in a commandlink in my page.
<af:commandLink styleClass="NewStyleLink"
shortDesc="Export to Excel" id="cl2"
text="Export">
<af:exportCollectionActionListener exportedId="t1"
type="excelHTML"
filename="PurchaseOrders.xls"
title="Purchase Orders"/>
</af:commandLink>
This works fine in firefox and chrome browsers. But in IE browser when i click on the commandlink it shows a pop-up blocker. Even if i choose download file in the blocker it does nothing. After closing the blocker or choosing download file option, if i try again clicking on the Export link it works. Is it possible to overcome this problem ?

Hi,
Even though the popup blocker is already in off it behaves in the same way. I also tried adding my url in "Allowed Sites" under popup blocker settings. That also dint work.
Actually when i test the application in local machine i am able to download the file atleast when i try for the second time. But when the application is accessed from a different client machine ,I could not download the file at all.

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