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You do know that VBScript is an IE-only scripting language, correct? Almost anything that can be done in VBScript can be done in JavaScript, and JavaScript has many options that VBScript does not. By using VBScript you're making your site inaccessible to over 20% of the web community.
You're right about that.
But, there are things you can do with VBscript that you cannot with Javascript: getting data out of office files. Like for example: connecting with excel files, navigating through cells and it's values.
That way, you could use an excel file or an access file as a database.
If you have an intraweb in your company, and you're all working with internet explorer, then you could make a guestbook based on excel for example.
It shouldn't be that way, the normal way is that you work with an all browser compatible system, php server and an SQL database. But aside that, other solutions still exist.
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