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System machineName attribute, System osName attribute, System osVersion attribute, System userName

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Help Using Help Reference Back 176 System machineName attribute system.machineName Description The machineName attribute specifies the name of the machine on which the program is running, and is expressed as a text string. Type String; read-only. Example alert ( "Your machine is called " + system.machineName + "."); System osName attribute system.osName Description The osName attribute specifies the name of the operating system on which the program is running, and is expressed as a text string. Type String; read-only. Example alert ( "Your OS is " + system.osname + "."); System osVersion attribute sy ste m . osVersion Description The osVersion attribute specifies the version of the current local operating system, and is expressed as a text string. Type String; read-only. Example alert ( "Your OS is " + system.osname + " running version " + system.osversion); System userName attribute system.userName Description The userName attribute specifies the name of the user logged on to the system, and is expressed as a text string. Using Help Back 176

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System machineName attribute
system.
machineName
Description
The machineName attribute specifies the name of the machine on which the program is running, and is
expressed as a text string.
Type
String; read-only.
Example
alert ( "Your machine is called " + system.machineName + ".");
System osName attribute
system.
osName
Description
The osName attribute specifies the name of the operating system on which the program is running, and is
expressed as a text string.
Type
String; read-only.
Example
alert ( "Your OS is " + system.osname + ".");
System osVersion attribute
system.
osVersion
Description
The osVersion attribute specifies the version of the current local operating system, and is expressed as a text
string.
Type
String; read-only.
Example
alert ( "Your OS is " + system.osname + " running version " + system.osversion);
System userName attribute
system.
userName
Description
The userName attribute specifies the name of the user logged on to the system, and is expressed as a text string.