What are some ways to make it difficult for someone to view your script code?I realize there is the script encoder, but I need don't want the user tohave to update their script engine to use it.I'm very new to scripting, but have created an online app that uses remotescripting, ASP, COM, DHTML. We are in a competitive market, and don't wantto help out the competition in anyway, if you know what I mean.Does moving your script to a .js file hide the code in any way? If so, what'sthe least amount of code that needs to included in the initial html download?Since I'm using innerHTML method to dynamically change the content of thepage, when I go to view source, I only see the original download. Is therean easy way to view the "changed" HTML? If not, could I download my client-sidescript with a Remote Scripting call that returns all the script code andplace it somewhere on the page with the innerHTML method?Any insight on this subject would be greatly appreciated.Thanks for listening.