You didn't run out to the computer store and buy a copy of VBScript. You didn't install a VBScript disk on your computer, either. All you did was install the
Internet Explorer browser, which supports VBScript, on your computer--just like millions of other folks. Everyone of them has the VBScript engine on their
computer, and everyone of them has the ability to create Web pages with VBScript.
VBScript includes all the keywords and features that you need to activate a Web page. You can't read or write files, as you'll learn later in this appendix, but you
can handle any event that an object fires. You can also handle just about any type of data that you'll find on a Web page and manipulate the Web page in anyway
you want.
Keyword/Feature
Description
Array Handling
Option Base
Declares default lower bound
Arrays with lower bound <> 0
All arrays must have 0 lower bound
Clipboard
Clipboard object
Provides access to the clipboard