Most WWW browsers like IE and Navigator can be configured for SSL operation. This technology, created by Microsoft, and supported by Internet Explorer v2.0 or greater, enables the use of global styles which can be applied to a set of pages or a web site. These styles can specify font types, sizes, colors and other information for the various headings and text used in HTML documents, as well as specification of margins and other settings. This gives very good control over how the page will look in the browser. One of the current problems is that a page looks differently in different browsers.
Style sheets are an attempt to add some uniformity about how pages are displayed.
This technology, created by Microsoft, runs on Internet Information Server v3 or greater from Microsoft. Scripts are added to HTML pages, and when these pages are changed, the scripts are automatically re-compiled when the page is next accessed. Active server pages support Active X scripting, supporting both VBScript and Microsoft JavaScript. These scripts can execute on either the client or the server. An active server page is a simple text file saved with the .ASP extension.