Not sure I understand the scenario, but you can't "open" an ASP file -
that's a file of Active Server Page code, not a document.
Many such billing websites don't have links to a static PDF doc, waiting for
you to download. Instead, the link is to an ASP page, which will pull your
billing info from the database as required, turn it into a PDF, and maybe
kick off a file download for you. You don't want to open an ASP page -
that's just program code.
Probably the easiest solution would be to "Save" rather than Open, and the
ASP code will downlaod the PDF file to your hard disk.
If that isn't how the website works, you may need to take it up with the
guys who run the website. They probably have a Help or Contact Us link.
Whether you have PDF associated with Foxit or Adobe Reader will make no
difference, to how the website handles PDF files. There may be an error in
the logic of their ASP code, if you can't save the PDF file to disk.
Hope it helps,
Andrew
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