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VBScript

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VBScript

(Visual Basic SCRIPT) A scripting language from Microsoft. A subset of Visual Basic, VBScript is widely used on the Web for both client processing within a Web page and server-side processing in Active Server Pages (ASPs). As an ActiveX scripting language, VBScript is also used with the Windows Script Host (WSH) to perform functions locally on a Windows machine. See JScript and ASP.


VBScript - Visual BASIC Script


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Also program can now be automated by VBscript and Javascript.
The ASP provides the capability to generate web pages fast and easily through Microsoft's popular VBSCRIPT programming language that incorporates many components found in the Microsoft VB programming language.
Other core CRT features include support for telnet, rlogin, serial and dialup connections, extensive customization capability with many font, cursor, and color scheme options available for each session, tree-based session management, VBScript support, transparent printing, and ZModem file transfer.
 
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