File Path in uploading Mozilla vs IE

Hi experts
I am trying to implement something similar to any email program.
A user can send email to a user along with attachments.
I am encountering the following problems:
1) in IE, the file path is set correctly, but in mozilla only the file name is set. (how do i get the file path in mozilla??)
2) if i add the file as part of the body in the email, the destination user should only see only the file name and not the entire file path of the source computer.
any help would be appreciated
thanx
deepak

yes that is true.
for some reason though Internet explorer sends the entire path and mozilla only the file name.
I have a server running some jsp pages. the user comes to the jsp page
enters the source email and destination email and then selects attachment files.
I want to send this email with attachments without uploading these files to my server
I wish to know if that can be accomplised
thanx

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