The following content languages are not named as accurately as they could be:

• MS INI file – That format is used elsewhere, too, so the "MS" (Microsoft) prefix is probably not necessary. Also the "file" suffix is not used in other names. New name: INI
• VB – It's a shortcut for Visual Basic, which BTW is not Visual Basic .NET (abbr. VB.NET)
• Javascript – is actually spelt JavaScript (with a capital S)
• INNO – You probably mean the script file for InnoSetup. I am using this tool but never saw it written all-capital and without the "Setup". New name: Inno Setup
• MS-DOS Style – Not sure if anybody still uses a genuine MS DOS. Did you mean something like the Windows command prompt? I agree that this would be a quite long name though...
• Flash actionscript – Again, this is officially ActionScript, maybe with a "(Flash)" for explanation, but it's also used elsewhere.
• Postscript – PostScript