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scriptlet
A reusable HTML and script element introduced by Microsoft starting with Internet Explorer 4.0. It enables an HTML or script fragment to be downloaded once, maintained in a cache and referenced over and over by different HTML pages and scripts.


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Microsoft Corp has been slapped with a patent infringement lawsuit from a hitherto unknown start-up that claims it has the patent on all types of technology that enables developers to embed interactive programs within web pages, including plug-ins, applets, scriptlets and Active X components.
When you combine the dominance of Internet Explorer with the pervasive use of embedded objects such as flash, shockwave, applets, scriptlets or ActiveX controls, many sites will be affected," said Dr.
Features that allow users to easily conduct data driven tests, insert custom objects, or drag and drop scriptlets provide more time for actual test runs by reducing set up investment and the need for hand coding.
 
 
 
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