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// "Is" is the constructor function for "is" object,
// which has properties indicating:
// (1) browser vendor:
// is.nav, is.ie, is.opera
// (2) browser version number:
// is.major (integer indicating major version number: 2, 3, 4 ...)
// is.minor (float indicating full version number: 2.02, 3.01, 4.04 ...)
// (3) browser vendor AND major version number
// is.nav2, is.nav3, is.nav4, is.nav4up, is.ie3, is.ie4, is.ie4up
// (4) JavaScript version number:
// is.js (float indicating full JavaScript version number: 1, 1.1, 1.2 ...)
// (5) OS platform and version:
// is.win, is.win16, is.win32, is.win31, is.win95, is.winnt, is.win98
// is.os2
// is.mac, is.mac68k, is.macppc
// is.unix
// is.sun, is.sun4, is.sun5, is.suni86
// is.irix, is.irix5, is.irix6
// is.hpux, is.hpux9, is.hpux10
// is.aix, is.aix1, is.aix2, is.aix3, is.aix4
// is.linux, is.sco, is.unixware, is.mpras, is.reliant
// is.dec, is.sinix, is.freebsd, is.bsd
// is.vms
//
// Note: you don't want your Nav4 or IE4 code to "turn off" or
// stop working when Nav5 and IE5 (or later) are released, so
// in conditional code forks, use is.nav4up ("Nav4 or greater")
// and is.ie4up ("IE4 or greater") instead of is.nav4 or is.ie4
// to check version in code which you want to work on future
// versions.
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