The scripts and metscripts of this tutorial are not designed for real work, it is only to provide a full example in building potentially useful scripts and metascripts

Metascripts and scripts must be designed for a specific work environment.
Some of them may be universal, such as the DCreator, FNAmer and may-be, Joliet.
Most of them are developed for specific purposes, user/corporation, environment for often-used operations.
Examples such as, to sign documents with digital signatures, to encrypt documents, to do dialups, to FTP frequently-updated documents to the same CPU host, etc, while using simple and fast mouse gestures.
Once an operation becomes boring but prone to errors, the creation of a metascript may be worth consideration.

Included in this "Tutorial" sub-directory, are examples of:
  1- scripts that execute the same function but implemented in different script languages:
     Python, JScript, Visual Basic Script (VBS), Java (compiled and interpreted)
  2- metascripts, one for each interpreter (Python, WScript and Java)
  3- two examples of metascripts for the SAME python script (DirCreatePy.py and DirCreatePy1.py)
     but with different behavior (one as 1 by 1 with tagged drops, one as drop express.

DirCreate.txt contains a high-level but step-by-step description of the script activity

DirCreate.htm is the help file that is associated with the DirCreate.ms metascript. This file is written for the end user

Metascript (and even scripts) may be written by the end user since:
  -both may be written with simple tools (ex. a text editor)
  -scripts (of any language) may be tested using the Shell/DOS box and simple text commands
  -no GUI building skill is required (D&Do takes care of that)
  -only entry-level programmation skill is needed.

