Link to download and choose save target as...

How do i creat a link where when the user click on it, it
will download the file and give the option to choose save target
as..

Thanks Walt.
so for your pc to open a dialog box asking you if you want to
save that file as a target ... when you click in a link that file
should be diferent then standards pdf, gif, jpg, etc...????
But in some pages for example the video is playing and bellow
there is one link saying click here to download and choose save
target as...
that is what i want to do and still didnt understand. I know
if the user has a realplayer for example, the realplayer can give
already the option to do it. but those that dont have a
realplayer...
is it making any sense...
Sorry if a bit silly, but i am new in Dreamweaver.
Thanks anyway.

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