Overview of scripting in NS6 - Script Review at ProgramsDB.com


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 Overview of scripting in NS6
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     Overview of scripting in NS6 is a simple and effective online tutorial with which webmasters would be able to upgrade their scripts compatibility to work with the most advanced version of netscape, NS6. In this tutorial the author has given an introduction for NS6 with guide lines to have easy access on the webpage along with the event handling techniques. Users are also provided with some useful related website links to get more familiarization on javascript for NS6.


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