in which scripting language does windows xp is written?
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Windows has not written by any scripting language...windows is created by a programming language like "C".\nthat language might be C.
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In what programming language, please?
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If your programming needs consist of the creation of small- to mid-sized simulation and analysis tools with text and graphical output, you can do a lot worse than QuickBasic. (Not the free version that came with pre-XP windows but one of the versions that allow subroutines). It's a DOS program so it doesn't use the Windows interface, but it runs fine in a DOS window, even in XP. It's strictly for standalone programs, so I wouldn't recommend it if you want to integrate a program with, say, a web page. It can only output graphics in full-screen mode but I haven't found that to be a problem. In the programming environment, you have an intelligent text editor that immediately spots bad syntax, and you can execute your code in the same environment immediately. I've been using the QuickBasic PDF for years and found it just right for rapid modeling and analysis of one-of-a-kind problems in aerospace flight control. You can create your own subroutine libraries for special operations such as matrix-vector math, user I/O, formatted printing, plotting, etc.\nMatlab has similar capabilities but can't compile/link executables so it runs slower. But Matlab does have many toolboxes with ready-made analysis subroutines. It'll cost much more than a used copy of QuickBasic.
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heres a "no right click" code \n\nnote: it wont turn off the picture toolbar on windows xp that appers when your mouse it over the picture it will just dissable right clicking on the web page\n\ngo to where you can edit the html code and add this code right after the body tag\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript> var code=""; </SCRIPT>\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript><!--\nfunction click() {\nif (event.button==2) {\nalert(' put here what you want the box that pops up to say');\n}\n}\ndocument.onmousedown=click\n// --></SCRIPT>\n\nmake sure that what you have the box say that pops up in between this ' and this ' \nhope that helps
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I know of a way, but I woult not even bother to tell you that, unless to get points here.\n\nIts very dangerous to mess with those system files. You might screw up the system. It was a little safe with Windows 95/98 and the ME, but now with XP I never tried it but can expect results to be devastating if something goes wrong.\n\nhttp://www.theeldergeek.com/change_text_on_xp_start_button.htm
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On a standard install of XP it should be C:&#92;Windows\n\n%windir% is a variable used to point to the location of the default Windows directory.  On Windows NT systems and Windows 2000, it would be c:&#92;winnt\n\nTo double check, go to a command prompt\n"Start - Run - cmd"\nAnd type the word 'set' (without quotes) and hit enter\n\nYou'll see a list of your system variables, and one of them will be WINDIR=\n\nThe value after the = will be your %windir% value.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/howto/default.mspx
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Opera is a browser, Microsoft 2000 is an operating system and Microsoft 2003 is a Office Suite.\n\nIf you are trying to determine the version of a given program click the help menu and then select "About".\n\nIf you are trying to determine if a program is installed on your computer go to Start, Programs, All Programs.\n\nI wish I could be more help but I am not sure what you need.
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try winxp professional
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Most applications will not implement anything specific to windows xp, in more cases than not any portability problems are due to out of date or missing COM components.  I would, before attempting to port anything, identify the dependancies of the application and ensure that the latest versions of each are installed on the server.  \n\nHTH
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Some printers have script languages that allow you to program them.  A print shop should know about this; a friend who uses a mailing list?
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Windows XP(can't say about others as I have not used)
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Windows XP was written in c++\n\nI believe the original windows was written in assembly code to  made it fast and small install. but they moved to c because it helps to reduce number of bugs and make it more stable. the downside of all of this is that it increases the install size quite a lot!\n\nI think I read somewhere that xp was over 15 million lines of code! :/
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Visual Basic .NET.\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/
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VB6 uses the Windows Libraries through COM, VB.NET, even though has the same VB syntax, it uses the .NET framework.\n\nVB6 requires a VB6 compiler and it is used to make Windows Programs, I think you are referring to VBS (Visual Basic Script) which is a scripting language, it can be used with ASP to make server scripts, VBS is comparable to JavaScript, only that VBS only works in Internet Explorer.\n\nScripting Languages like VBS and JavaScript do not require a compiler, the script is interpreted by the Internet Browser.\n\nHTML is a Markup language, which is used to create the basic web-page, JavaScript or VBS are used to enhance HTML, as well as CSS (Cascade Styling Sheets), ASP, ASP.NET and PHP are server scripts, ASP uses VBS, ASP.NET uses VB.NET or C# and PHP is PHP's own language.\n\nTo learn more about all web stuff search for W3C, they have all kinds of tutorials up to today's standards.
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If you use a server side scripting language, such as php, the code is running on the server and the result is passed to the www server in html format.\nIn case of client side scripting, such as javascript, the entire script code is downloading to the local machine and the browser interprets it.
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Sorry... Unlike XP....Win 98 needs the software installed to work which usually comes with  a mouse.\nE