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What is the difference between a regular NeoWebScript interpreter and a Supervisor interpreter page?

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What is the difference between a regular NeoWebScript interpreter and a Supervisor interpreter page?

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A. When NeoWebScript creates an interpreter for a document, it creates what is called a Safe interpreter. What this does is remove some commands from the TCL interpreter that would be considered dangerous or harmful to the system and the rest of the user base. When a directory has been given Supervisor permissions, it is created as a full TCL interpreter without any restrictions. This gives full access to all the commands available in TCL. Most Supervisor commands are not document through the NeoWebScript documentation, so you’ll need to use TCL’s help files and man pages in order to learn more about the commands available within a Supervisor interpreter.

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