There are roughly 40 colors that vary between the Macintosh and the PC operating systems. Besides system limitations, the operating system can also put constraints on the Web browser displaying the image. The colors in the safety palette represent the minimum set of colors that should always be available to all images, regardless of the operating system or the browser being used to display the image. Script Debugger See Microsoft Script Debugger Scripting Scripting is a set of instructions to perform a special task in an application, utility, or on a Web site.
All script needs to be coded in a specific scripting language.
The primary difference between scripting languages and programming languages is that the syntax and rules of scripting languages are less rigid and intricate than those of programming languages. Examples of scripting languages are Perl, JavaScript, VBScript, and JScript. The browser interprets and executes the script. Some of the benefits of client-side scripting are increased speed and the ability to make a page act more like a real application by connecting embedded components and responding to events. Before an HTML page is delivered to the browser, the server interprets and executes the script source code in the ASP page.