Wrong cursor after download

I have a pair of scripts which enable a visitor to download a file that does not reside under htdocs. The first simply creates a form with a submit button: <?php printf("<FORM METHOD=\"POST\" ACTION=\"download.php\"><br>\n"); printf("<INPUT TYPE=\"submit\" VALUE=\"Download\">"); printf("</FORM>"); ?> The 2nd script is the form handler which dumps a pre-determined file to the browser: <?php $FileName=$REMOTE_USER.".zip"; header("Content-type: application/zip"); header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$FileName"); readfile("/www/var/$FileName"); ?> When I click the "download" button, a "File download" dialog is generated as expected and I am able to save the file. However, upon completing the download, the cursor type remains as an arrow/hourglass combination. Why is there an hourglass? Do I have to close the file or something? Is there a way to jump to a "Download completed sucessfully page" upon completion? Is readfile appropriate for this scenerio or should I look into other functions such as fopen? Can someone point me to a tutorial that demonstrates this being done correctly? I'm using Linux-Apache-Php-MySQL. Thanks! Kerry Slaughter