Microsoft Script Debugger说明书

Microsoft Script Debugger Release Notes
© Microsoft Corporation, 1997
This document provides information about using the Microsoft Script Debugger, including tips for installing and using the debugger successfully, and information that became available too late to be included in the documentation.
Contents
Installing and Starting the Script Debugger
Viewing Debugger Documentation
HTML Source Editor
Script Debugging in Internet Explorer 4.0
Script Debugging in Internet Information Server 4.0
Debugging Java
Copyright Information
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Installing and Starting the Script Debugger
Using the Script Debugger with Microsoft® Visual Studio™ 98 In general, you should not install the Script Debugger if you have already installed Visual Studio 98 or any of its component products such as Microsoft® Visual InterDev™ or Microsoft® Visual J++™. Visual Studio includes its own debugger that you can use to debug scripts and Java components. If you install the Script Debugger after installing any Visual Studio products and you will no longer be able to start the Visual Studio debugger in response to errors reported by Internet Explorer 4.0.
Using the correct version Microsoft Script Debugger works with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or with Internet Information Server 4.0. Because the Script Debugger is designed to be generic across script hosts, Setup does not check for specific versions of products being installed, so you must ensure that you are running the correct versions of these products. If you attempt to use the Script Debugger with earlier versions of Internet Explorer (such as Internet Explorer 3.0 or the Platform Preview release of Internet Explorer 4.0), or with earlier versions of Internet Information Server, the debugger will not work and could disrupt IIS service.