However, this is not a 16-bit version of the Learning VBScript CD-ROM for Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 3.1. Many of the sample programs take advantage of language features specific to VBScript Version 2.0. This is particularly true of the framework for executing and browsing the sample programs, which relies on the VBScript 2.0 Dictionary object. The 16-bit versions of MSIE 3.x, however, support only VBScript Version 1. As a result, the framework defined by loading INDEX.HTM, the main Learning VBScript HTML page, does not allow access to any sample programs under MSIE 3.x for Windows 3.1, nor do those sample web pages whose scripts take advantage of features introduced in VBScript 2.0 function correctly.
If you nevertheless want to try the sample programs on Windows 3.1, even though we do not support this platform, you can determine which examples correspond to which HTML files by examining the file TITLE.HTM. The series of calls to the dicPages object's Add method provide the example number and the corresponding filename of each sample program.