JavaScript helps you include all sorts of fun and interactive elements on a Web page, and the following table shows you how to do the kinds of tasks you want to be able to do with JavaScript. Whether you want to load a Web page or copy some code, check for the how-to here:
To Do This | Do This in Navigator | Do This in Internet Explorer | ||||
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Load a JavaScript-enabled Web page | Double-click on the Navigator icon of a file on your machine; or File→Open Page | File→Open | ||||
Look at someone else's JavaScript code | View→Page Source | View→Source | ||||
Find a JavaScript-related news group | Window→ Mail & Newsgroups | Tools→Mail and News→Read News | ||||
Copy and paste someone else's JavaScript code | Ctrl+C to copy; Ctrl+V to paste | Ctrl+C to copy; Ctrl+V to paste | ||||
Create a hyperlink | <A> . . . </A> | <A> . . . </A> | Create an HTML form | <FORM> . . . </FORM | <FORM> . . . </FORM |
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