Is it possible to create a file type for a virtual directory in IIS
using a command line script?

Just to be clear, here is how to do it manually:
1)create a virtual directory
2)in "Internet Information Service", double click on your virtual
directory in step 1 --> right click on one of its sub folder --> click
on "Properties" --> click on "HTTP Headers" tab --> in the "MIME Map"
section, click on "File Types" then create a new file type.

thanks,
tnsjus

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thank you very much. however, this is very close to what i am looking for
but it is not what i am looking for.

i want the "File Types" to attach to a folder instead of the web server.

for more information:

1)create a virtual directory called "MyVirtualDirectory"
  that points to "MyVirtualDirectory" folder
  (this "MyVirtualDirectory" folder contains a sub directory
   called "MySub").
2)run "your script" to create a file type that attaches to "MySub" folder.
  ("your script" is the script that i am looking for)
3)go to "Internet Information Service",
  double click on "MyVirtualDirectory" to expand this folder,
  you should see "MySub" folder,
  click on "MySub" folder,
  right click of "MySub" folder,
  click on "Properties",
  click on "HTTP Headers" tab,
  in the "MIME Map" section, click on "File Types",
  and i should see a registered file type in the white window
  that got created in step 2.

thanks,
tnsjus