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    Brakanjan
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    Hi When you include a src="javascript.js" in your html code, am I correct in assuming that only the actual html file are downloaded by the user, and you will save download time because the code in the .js file are only downloaded when used? Or are both the html file and the .js file downloaded when the page is opened? tx

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      Hi When you include a src="javascript.js" in your html code, am I correct in assuming that only the actual html file are downloaded by the user, and you will save download time because the code in the .js file are only downloaded when used? Or are both the html file and the .js file downloaded when the page is opened? tx

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      Brian Delahunty
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      Both files are downloaded. Regards, Brian Dela :-)

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        Hi When you include a src="javascript.js" in your html code, am I correct in assuming that only the actual html file are downloaded by the user, and you will save download time because the code in the .js file are only downloaded when used? Or are both the html file and the .js file downloaded when the page is opened? tx

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        The Limey
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        Check out the cache on IE and you will see the .js file He who laughs last thinks slowest.

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