File is not saving in local drive when I run thru AS

When I run my forms in my local machine, I can save my reports in pdf format to my local drive C:\
Now I transferred my forms in the application server. When I run the form and generated the reports, it was saved in server's drive C:\
It's hard coded, I have C:\ as my path to save my reports. But I want it to save in my local drive, not in server. Any idea how to do this?

The Reports Server cannot access your local PC. So, you first need to store the output on the application server (AS) and then copy it to the PC. You can use webutil for this. Search this forum or Google for webutil_file_transfer.as_to_client.

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