Handling IE9 File Open Save Cancel information bar.

I am automating a webpage using IE object. I am able to fill in the forms and click a link which downloads an excel file.I need to handle the information bar(Yellow popup) "Do you want to open or save the file" on File download in IE 9 using excel
VBA . I need to click save as option. In IE8 i was able to handle the file download dialog box using windows handles. Could anyone please help in achieving the same in IE 9 ?
I also tried for windows handles which does not help me as the open save buttons are not detected as child windows.
Thanks in Advance.

You can try the solution in this thread:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26038165/automate-saveas-dialouge-for-ie9-vba

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