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Sets or returns the generated spreadsheet's MIME content type.
=20public System.String ContentType{ get; set; }=20
Public Property ContentType() As String=20
In most browsers, Microsoft Excel files are mapped to the MIME type &quo=
t;application/vnd.ms-excel" and ContentType is set to this value by defa=
ult. However, some browsers map Excel files to a different MIME content typ=
e, and the browser will not open a file of type "application/vnd.ms-Ex=
cel." In this case, set ContentType
to the appropriate MI=
ME content type.
In Internet Explorer, to find out what MIME content type maps to Excel f= iles:
=20In Netscape Navigator, to find out what MIME content type maps to Excel = files:
=20ContentType
is a Read/Write property.
xlt.ContentType =3D "application/unknown";=20
xlt.ContentType =3D "application/unknown"=20