Which script mode is in use if the script's appearance has changed to a bright white background with black dots?

The Unified CCE Script Editor application uses distinct visual cues for its different operational modes. When a script is opened for modification, it enters Edit mode. The scripting canvas in this mode is presented with a bright white background overlaid with a grid of black dots. This grid helps with the alignment and organization of nodes while building or changing the script's logic. This appearance is the default and primary indicator that the user is in an active editing session, where changes can be made and saved to the script.

A. Monitor: Monitor mode is used for real-time debugging and shows the active path of a call through the script, typically by highlighting nodes in a different color (e.g., yellow).
C. Browse: Browse mode is a read-only view. The background is typically a flat gray, and the user cannot move or modify any nodes on the canvas.
D. Quick Edit: Quick Edit allows for changing specific variables in a script while it is in production, but the primary visual indicator of a modifiable canvas is the white background with a dot grid, characteristic of the main Edit mode.

- Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Scripting and Media Routing Guide, Release 12.0(1), Chapter: "Script Editor Basics", Section: "The Script Editor Window". This section describes the user interface, including the scripting pane (canvas). The visual description of the canvas where nodes are placed matches the "bright white background with black dots" when a script is open for editing.

- Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Administration Guide, Release 12.5(1), Chapter: "Script Editor", Section: "Script Editor Main Window". This guide illustrates the Script Editor interface, showing the gridded canvas in screenshots of scripts being edited.