It is a new hybrid technology that is different from both XML and HTML.

You can't use it to create Web pages.

It is a reformulation of HTML in XML.

It has totally replaced HTML as the tool for building Web pages.

JPG's render true color poorly at some screen resolutions, whereas GIFs do not.

The GIF file format is tailored to the Internet, whereas the JPG was developed for storage only.

The file compression features of the JPG format may render the fonts unreadable.

JPG's are about three times the size of GIFs and therefore take more time to render in a browser.

It is a programming language

It has full access to the Windows operating system

It is a set of rules for how applications should share information

It is riskier than Java applets in terms of security

Either BCD

Color and background properties

Bi-directional text

Positioning of elements on the page

Styles for tables

Either ABC

incorrect file permission settings

applets must register all its parameters with the JVM before it can function

applets are protected

applets are not registered

It designs XML forms.

It supports forms generated by Access Database.

It has no server side form processing features.

It has no client side form processing features.

vector-graphic based animation

browser independent

bandwidth friendly

requires client side plug-ins

All of the above

It uses OLE as the database technology

There is no official standard

It is a substitute to ActiveX control

It is developed by W3C

Objects Palette.

Properties Palette.

Layers Inspector.

Behaviours Inspector.

The use of SCRIPT tags in line with the HEAD and BODY tags.

The addition of the INLINE tag within the controlling HTML.

The embedding of scripting instructions within certain HTML tags.

The physical justification of the script (major routines on the left, and lesser routines indented and on the right).

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What You Saw Is What You Got

What You See is What You Get

What You Seen is What You Gotten

What You Sew is What You Get

Absolute URL (http://www.site.com/directory/page.htm)

Relative URL (../directory/page.htm)

Have another window open making it easier for the user to surf the linked website

Keep my website in the original window so the user will come back to it

Be sure that the user has JavaScript enabled in their browser