Menu Item | Short-Cut Key | Use |
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Options | To set global testing options: Choose Tools > Options | |
View Options | You can customize how function libraries are displayed in function library windows. For example, you can show or hide character symbols, and choose to display line numbers. To customize editor behavior: When a function library window is active, choose Tools > View Options To generate a statement using statement completion in the Expert View or a function library: Confirm that the Statement completion option is selected (Tools > View Options > General tab). By default, line numbers are displayed in the Expert View and in function libraries. If they are not displayed, you can select the Show line numbers option in the Tools > View options > General tab. And much more can be done from Tools-> View options. | |
Check Syntax | Checks the syntax of the active document. | |
Object Identification | You use the Object Identification dialog box (Tools > Object Identification) to configure the mandatory, assistive, and ordinal identifier properties that QuickTest uses to learn descriptions of the objects in your application, and to enable and configure the Smart Identification mechanism. | |
Object Spy | Opens the Object Spy window | |
Web Event Recording Configuration | To customize the event recording configuration: | |
Data Driver | The Data Driver enables you to quickly parameterize several (or all) property values for test objects, checkpoints, and/or method arguments containing the same constant value within a given action. To parameterize a value using the Data Driver: Display the action you want to parameterize. Choose Tools > Data Driver. | |
Change Active Screen | To change the Active Screen: Choose Tools > Change Active Screen. | |
Virtual Objects | ||
New Virtual Object | You define a virtual object using the Virtual Object Wizard (Tools > Virtual Objects > New Virtual Object | |
Virtual Object Manager | From the Virtual Object Manager, you can define and delete virtual objects and collections. |