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The Response.ContentType Property
Introduction
The Response.ContentType property can be used to specify the
HTTP content type. The default value is text/html. If you specify an
application as a content type then the content will be opened with the defined application,
of course only when it is installed.
Example
<%
Response.ContentType
= "text/plain"
%>
This page uses the plain contenttype. Can you see the
difference? It has used another font type.
