File created in the JSS (JavaScript Style Sheets) format, an extension of the CSS language that supports multiple inheritance, whereas standard CSS only supports single inheritance; allows more flexibility when defining styles for webpages.

The JSS files must be parsed and converted to the .CSS format before they can be used with a webpage. Therefore, you need to use the jss program as shown in the following command, which converts styles.jss to styles.css: jss styles.jss styles.css NOTE: JSS files use the inherit-class:, inherit-id:, and inherit-tag: syntax in CSS definitions to provide for inheritance.

Script written for JAWS, a Windows screen reading application that provides text to speech functionality for Windows; stores functions that are used in the process of reading screen text; used for specifying how JAWS reads or interprets text or other information in a particular application.