Dear harold, thanks for your answer, but it's not what i'm looking for.
I guess my request was not clear.

My problem is that the file comes from outisde OO
With 3.1 when I was opening it everything was going well.
With 3.2 the file opening fails.

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23/09/2010 14:44
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On 22 September 2010 17:39, Julien CHEVALIER 
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Dear List,
>
> I used to open a spreadsheet having the Multipart/Related Content-type 
and
> an .xls file extension.
> I'm not shure how it was generated, but probably something like Cognos
> with MS Excel 2002 export option.
>
> It's broken since I upgraded to OO 3.2
>
> Can anyone help ?
>
> Regards
> --
> Julien Chevalier


If you want OpenOffice.org to save a spreadsheet in Excel format you need 
to
ask it specially; it doesn't do that by default. You need to use File>Save
As, then select the appropriate MS format (Excel 97, Excel 95 or Excel 5),
then ensure that the little "Automatic filename extension" box is ticked
(checked) and then enter the name you want to give the spreadsheet without
any ".xls" extension.

OpenOffice.org uses ODF format (Internationally accepted ISO standard)
unless told otherwise.

 If you want to change the default i.e. to have OpenOffice.org *always* 
save
in Microsoft format (unless told otherwise for a particular case), go to
Tools>Options>Load/Save>General and choose the relevant format for each 
type
of dcument - two drop down lists ("Document type" and "Always save as") 
near
the bottom of the pane.

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