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The JScript programming language is used in Intellect to implement additional user functions not included in the basic Intellect functionality.

The JScript programming language is a standard feature for developing user scripts. Intellect supports the version of the JScript language implemented in the ActiveX technology by Microsoft. The general description of the JScript object model, used in Intellect, is given in the Microsoft documentation (for example, MSDN).

The JScript scripts in Intellect are executed using the standard ActiveX software components included in the Windows OS. So, when you develop scripts, you can use any components of the JScript object model implemented in the ActiveX technology.

Intellect additionally provides a specialized object model for script development in the JScript language that allows you to work with system objects of Intellect, receive and send system events and reactions.