Most of the JavaScript out there was written once or twice by people who took the time to do it. Unfortunately, most people these days don't take the time to write their own script, instead they go to sites, copy and paste it all into their own, and some don't even edit it to their needs. I will admit to you, the time script I used for this site is not mine, but I changed it quite a bit, then copyrighted it to me. Many people want to get the script that sites link to, but can't get it. Here is how you can get it:

1. Open windows explorer and navigate yourself to the C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files. Click the type bar at the top to organize the files by type.
2. Scroll down to the JavaScript you want to see. Double click it, and you should get a message that pops up about being unsafe to run this. Click yes, and you should see your browser pop up briefly and then get the download wizard.
3. Choose the folder where will store all your JavaScript, and then click 'ok'. You don't have to be online to do this, so don't worry. It will download the JavaScript, and then you can close all the programs on the screen.
4. Go to the folder where you stored your JavaScript, and then right-click on the file and choose 'Edit'. It should open up in Notepad or WordPad. You can then copy and paste it, or just look at it to learn it.

There are great sites to download JavaScript from for free, such as JavaScript Search. If you feel a little more ambitious and actually want to take the time to learn some JavaScript, Click here to check out a JavaScript tutorial written by Moses.