VBScript Identifiers
An identifier is a unique name that VBScript uses to identify a variable, method, or object in your program. As with other programming languages, VBScript imposes some rules on what names you can use. All VBScript names must start with an alphabetic character, and they can contain both uppercase and lowercase letters and the digits 0 through 9. They can be as long as 255 characters, although you probably don't want to go much more than 32 or so for readability's sake.
Unlike JavaScript, which supports two ways for you to represent values in your scripts (literals and variables), VBScript has only variables. The difference in VBScript, therefore, is one of usage. If you want to use a constant value in your VBScript programs, ...
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