Using Demos
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	The directory containing the JavaScript Bridge classes must be in your 
	compiler's Library Path to compile these demos.

	On Windows: The files js3215R.dll and msvcr70.dll must be in Windows' 
	search path, system or system32 folder, or the same directory as the 
	application.

	On Linux: The file libjs.so must be in your path or the same directory 
	as the application.


JavaScript Bridge Demo1
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	A simple CLX demo of running JavaScript in SpiderMonkey within a Delphi 
	or Kylix application using the JavaScript Bridge classes from the 
	Mozilla-Delphi Project: http://delphi.mozdev.org/


JavaScript Bridge VCL 1
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	This demonstrates -- with as little code as possible -- the ability to 
	interact with VCL components directly from within javascript.  It uses
	only a TButton and a TEdit, and toggles the visibility property of the
	TEdit.


JavaScript Bridge VCL 2
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	Following on the heels of VCL 1, this demo loads the javascript from a
	file instead of hardcoding the javascript into the program.


JavaScript Bridge VCL 3
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	Again loading a dynamic script.js file, this demo uses a custom client
	socket to download a web page and display the raw result in a TLabel.
	(No, it's not an underhanded attempt to raise my hit stats <grin>.)


Legal Trademarks and License
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	Refer to the readme.txt file in each demo folder for specific licensing
	information for each demo.
