Arbortext Editor supports two JavaScript interpreters on Windows. You should specify which interpreter to use to process your .js files. You can include a special comment as the first line of the file. If the first line of the .js file contains a comment using either form specified in the following examples, then the Microsoft JScript interpreter will be used.

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You can also specify the interpreter with the ACL set javascriptinterpreter command. However, we recommend using the commenting technique as it ensures proper handling of your .js files regardless of the javascriptinterpreter setting.