Load/download files with a MAC

We have oracle iFs 9.0.1 Win 2000
The users are using ftp and windows explorer to load and download the files with Windows and NT OS. Now we have a user with MAC.
How can he load/download the files, I dont have any mac to test?

hii, plz use this code ...
theResponse.setContentType("application/download");
theResponse.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename= \""+"StudentReport.pdf"+"\"");

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