Clientside JavaScript:

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Their purpose is primarily interpretive; information contained within them is presented to the viewer in a natural query-response manner as the they select from an assortment of links. Since everything is processed on the user's computer--response-time is immediate, and Internet-traffic and server-activity are minimal.

1. True-False Quiz

   The true-false quiz decides whether the user has answered "yes" or "true" to any of a series of questions. It reports the results to the user and launches an event if the answer to any of the questions is "Yes".

   Place both of these files in the same directory and run from the first file.

   • tru_fals.htm
   • wintxt.htm
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2. Questions and Answers (form version)

   This is a script that shows answers to any of a series of questions in a Form "Textarea".

   This is a single-file script.

   • question.htm
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3. Questions and Answers (frame version)

   This is a script that shows answers to a any of a series of questions in a different frame.

   Place all three of these files in the same directory, and run from the first file

   • frame.htm
   • page.htm
   • answer.htm
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4. Picture and label (frame version)

   This is a script that displays information about any section of an imagemap in a separate frame

   Place all four of these files in the same directory, and run from the first file

   • frame.htm
   • picture.htm
   • label.htm
   • mona.jpg
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5. Picture and label (Form-Textarea version)

   This is a script that displays information about any section of an imagemap in a textarea of the same document.

   This is a single-file (plus JPEG) script.

   • form.htm
   • mona.jpg
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