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 public System.String ContentType{ get; set; }
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Public Property ContentType() As String
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In most 

In most browsers,

Microsoft

Excel

files

are

mapped

to

the

MIME

type

"application/vnd.ms

-excel"

and

ContentType

is

set

to

this

value

by

default.

However,

some

browsers

map

Excel

files

to

a

different

MIME

content

type,

and

the

browser

will

not

open

a

file

of

type

"application/vnd.ms

-Excel."

In

this

case,

set

ContentType

to

the

appropriate

MIME

content

type.

In

Internet

Explorer,

to

find

out

what

MIME

content

type

maps

to

Excel

files:

1. Open

1. the

1. Start

1. menu

1. and

1. select

1. Run.

2. Entire regedit to open the Registry Editor.
3. Open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content

1. Type.

1. This

1. folder

1. contains

1. a

1. list

1. of

1. MIME

1. content

1. type

1. folders.

1. If

1. you

1. select

1. a

1. folder,

1. you

1. will

1. see

1. the

1. extensions

1. to

1. which

1. the

1. type

1. maps

1. in

1. the

1. right

1. frame.

In

Netscape

Navigator,

to

find

out

what

MIME

content

type

maps

to

Excel

files:

1. In

1. the

1. browser

1. window,

1. open

1. the

1. Edit

1. menu

1. and

1. select

1. Preferences...

2. In

1. the

1. Category

1. window

1. select

1. Applications.

2. In

1. the

1. Description

1. window,

1. select

1. an

1. application

1. to

1. display

1. its

1. MIME

1. content

1. type.

ContentType is a Read/Write

property.