Discussion1

• Provide at least one (1) example of a scenario that demonstrates the appropriate time / situation to use a recovery option to return a Windows 8.1 system to a functional state. Identify the recovery option you would use for your provided example, and provide a rationale for its selection.
• Suppose you would like to keep your personal data, Windows Store apps, basic settings, personalization settings, BitLocker settings, and wireless settings after your Windows 8.1 computer is recovered. You would also like to retain your traditional apps and their associated settings without reinstalling them. Describe the recovery option(s) that you would use to achieve this goal. Provide a rationale for your selection(s).

Discussion 2

• Compare and contrast the process of adding JavaScript and a Cascading Style Sheet to a Website. Determine if they can be used simultaneously in a page. If so, explain which of the two takes precedence over the other.
• Imagine that you designed a Website for a client using JavaScript to make animated snowflakes fall on the page. When you test the page, the animations do not work. Predict what the problem could be and propose a solution.

Discussion 3

• Analyze some of the limitations a Web designer should be aware of before adding JavaScript to a Website. Determine if these limitations outweigh the benefits of using JavaScript. Explain your decision.
• From the second e-Activity, identify a company (bank, car wash, travel agency, nonprofit, restaurant, etc.). Keeping that company in mind, select the client-side or server-side scripting you would most likely use, and why. Or you can explain the client-side or server-side scripting you would not use, and why not.

e-activity- Review the article titled “Client-side vs. Server-side Scripting,” located in the online course shell or at http://www.jwgmg.com/library/clientside-vs-serverside-scripting.php. Be prepared to discuss.