1. Recording Tests
- How do I record a test using Testing Anywhere?
You can easily create a new test using SMART Recorder. Click 'RECORD'; choose from recommended or available options for Windows, Web or other application type, perform the activities on your computer that you want to record, click ‘CHECKPOINT’ to insert a checkpoint where required, click 'STOP' and then 'SAVE' the recorded activities to a test. You can play back your recorded actions by selecting the test that you saved and using the 'RUN' button. For further details refer to the Help file. - Does it matter if the window size and locations of my applications change between recording and replaying?
No. Testing Anywhere's SMART Automation Technology® automatically adjusts to changes of window size and location. - Do I need to finish all my work in one application before moving onto the next application or can I switch back and forth between various applications while recording?
You can switch back and forth between various applications while recording.
- Can Testing Anywhere work if computer is locked? Can I record a test to unlock the computer?
Yes. Testing Anywhere offers unique Auto Login capability. Auto Login allows scheduled tests to run even when computer is locked. When you schedule a test you can enable Auto Login capability. If Auto Login is enabled and if computer is locked, Testing Anywhere will unlock the computer, run the test and lock it back.
- Is it possible to execute a test in stealth mode when computer is locked?
Auto Login allows scheduled tests to run in stealth mode when computer is locked. When you schedule a test you can enable Auto Login capability. To enable the test to run in stealth mode when computer is locked, go to Properties->Security-> Run this test in stealth mode option. This will hide the execution.
If you want to lock mouse and keyboard against user inputs, just select ‘Disable mouse and keyboard for this test’ option from the same location.
- Can I stop the test while it is running?
Yes. Hold the Escape Key for 2-3 seconds. - Can I pause the test while it is running?
Yes. Press ‘Pause’ on your keyboard. This will temporarily stop the execution of the test. Click on the ‘Resume’ button that will appear at the bottom right hand corner of your screen, to continue playing the test from where it was paused. - Can my recorded activity run in background, while I have control of mouse and keyboard so that I can do other things?
One of the distinguishing features of Testing Anywhere is its ability to run tests in background. Advanced technologies like Web Recorder, Object Recorder and hundreds of powerful actions allow you to execute your tests in background. Few tests like test recorded with standard recorder require control of mouse and keyboard and therefore cannot run in the background. Few other obvious exceptions include commands that requires the screen, like taking screenshots or comparing images on the screen, but a vast majority of actions allow the test to run in the background.
Back to Top - I use remote access software to access a remote machine. Can I record a test that performs activities using remote access software?
Yes. Testing Anywhere supports all remote access software. - I recorded test on 'abc.xls' but I want to run it on xyz.xls, how do I do that?
You can run the same test with different files of the same program. By default the test will only run on the specific file(s) it was recorded on. However you can check ‘Enable this test to run with other similar files and windows 'option under the Properties> General tab. Now for example if you recorded a test on abc.xls, you can run this test on def.xls, xyz.xls or any other *.xls files - Is it possible to password protect my test?
Yes it is possible to password protect a test. While saving the test click on the Password Protection checkbox and specify the password. Alternatively, you can password protect a saved test by going into the Security tab in the main screen of Testing Anywhere.
2. Testing Types
- How do I create a test execution strategy?
Testing Anywhere offers an array of options required for a comprehensive test execution strategy. Scheduling options, visual reports, detailed logs, test validation notifications are a few of the features that assist in establishing complete collaboration required for a streamlined test execution. - How do I test a web-based application?
Testing Anywhere’s Web Recorder features the most advanced web testing technology which understands all objects available on websites alongwith web technologies like JavaScript, authentication, frames etc. - How do I test a Windows-based application?
Testing Anywhere allows you to capture and manage various Windows objects using its powerful Object Recorder. This recorder recognizes any Windows based application or browser and is the most reliable, portable and screen resolution independent way of creating a test.
3. Checkpoints
- How do I insert checkpoints in my test?
You can insert checkpoints at any time during recording, using any of the 3 recorders viz., SMART Recorder, Web Recorder, Object Recorder. Choose from 22 types of checkpoints. Alternatively, you can use Insert Checkpoint in the Test Editor. - Will a test continue to execute even if a checkpoint fails?
Yes. Your test will continue even if a checkpoint fails. However, if you do not wish a test to continue if a checkpoint fails, select this option in the Insert Checkpoint dialog box. - How do I do Object validation?
Using the Object Recorder, you can insert checkpoints for the objects that you wish to capture. This will check and validate the results for objects captured during testing, according to the parameters set by you. - How do I validate images?
You can validate images by inserting a checkpoint and using the Image Recognition option in Testing Anywhere. This will check and validate the results for images used during testing, according to the parameters set by you. - How do I validate web objects?
You can validate web objects by inserting a Web Object checkpoint and assigning the required parameters. This will check and validate the results for web objects used during testing, according to the parameters set by you.
4. Pass/Fail Status
- How can I mark the test pass or fail?
Testing Anywhere’s visual interface offers detailed status reports of individual tests or run suites. You can insert checkpoints which will then enable you to understand exactly at what point your test or run suite failed. Visual logs allow you to view how the test or run suite was executed, step by step.
5. Test Editor
- How do I edit a test recorded by me?
Irrespective of the type of recorder chosen to record your tests, Testing Anywhere allows easy editing of your test using the Test Editor. Select your test from the test list and click Edit to open the Test Editor. Choose from over 385+ commands available to insert, modify or remove an action from the test.
6. Scheduling tests
- How do I schedule a test?
You can schedule a test to run at specified time intervals. Testing Anywhere enables you to choose a schedule based on a time frame i.e. one time, daily, weekly, monthly or on based on user input i.e. when my computer starts, when I log on and when my computer is idle. Use the Schedule option from the main client window to specify start time, schedule option and start date.
7. Variables
- How do I use a variable in the test?
You can use Variable inside different commands like ‘Insert Keystroke’, ‘Open Program/File’, ‘Files/Folders’. In all the commands variable names are specified by enclosing the variable names in between the $ sign. For e.g. $Password$ - If I create a variable for one test, can I use it in another test?
Variables created for one test can be made available locally for other tests using copy and paste commands in the Variable Manager. - List variable can have many different text values. When I use the list variable, which value will be executed?
Every time a test comes across a list variable during the playback, the next text value in the sequence of the list variable is used. If the list variable reaches the last text value then its subsequent reference will return the first text value. - Can I view variable changes in my test?
Yes. Using the debug mode, you can view step-by-step variable actions in the Variable Watch window. You can Add or Delete variables in this window as required. - Is it possible to store special characters like Tab key in a variable?
Yes, you can store any special character as a text value in a variable. - I have to run a test that needs to use a different value for a variable in every repeat. How do I do that with your testing software?
Testing Anywhere provides "Loop – End Loop" commands. You can place your repetitive test inside a Loop – End Loop block. You can use a List variable inside it for data that keeps on changing with each loop. - What are these System Variables: $CurrentDirectory$, $FolderName$ and $FileName$?
Consider a command in the test - "Loop for Folders in a <folder>". Here the <folder> is the specified folder on which the Loop is going to be executed. Its full path is available at execution time by the System Variable "$CurrentDirectory$"
If 'n' is the number of folders in the specified folder, the loop will be executed 'n' times. Each time the
$FolderName$ variable will have the next folder's name inside the specified folder.
Now if the action is like "Loop for Files in a <folder>".
Then $FileName$ will represent the next file's name inside the specified folder. Outside the loop $CurrentDirectory$, $FolderName$ and $FileName$ will have no data in them.
8. Moved Icons/Menus
- I recorded a test that opens a program from Start Menu > Programs. But, when playing the test, the menu to open that program has moved. It clicks on a wrong program name and hence opens a wrong program. Do I need to re-record the test?
No, the SMART Testing Technology built into Testing Anywhere provides a powerful feature that lets you use your original test. You can check an option from Tools > Options > “Move Icons/Menus”. When a test under is played in this mode, it opens the same program that was opened while recording even if the menus have moved. - Will my test play correctly even if files, program shortcut icons in the Quick Launch and the Desktop have moved?
Apart from a few exceptions, opening of most of the files and shortcut icons from both Quick Launch and Desktop will be played back even if the icons have moved from their original location. Note that, the ‘Move Icons/Menus’ should be checked in Tools > Options menu for this feature to be enabled.
9. Create EXE Feature
- How do I port the test to different machines?
Using the Create EXE feature, you can send the test to different machines. Alternatively, upload a test onto the server using the server communication for users to download the test. - How do we create an EXE out of a test?
To create EXE right click on any test and click on 'Create EXE' menu. - Can I create EXE files for run suites and workflow files?
No. The Create EXE feature is available for .tamn files only. - Does the created EXE require Testing Anywhere when played?
No, even if you uninstall your Testing Anywhere program the EXE will work. The EXE is independent of Testing Anywhere. - I have set most of the properties like email notification, speed, etc for a test. If I create an EXE and delete the test, will the EXE retain all these properties?
The created EXE will retain all the properties set at that time. Once the EXE is created, it is independent of Testing Anywhere and its test. So it will retain all its properties.
10. Debugging Tests
- How do I debug my test?
Using the Test Editor, go to Debug>Enable Debugging to insert breakpoints in your tests. - How do I view variable values in real time?
You can also watch variable changes happening in your test using the debugging mode and viewing the Variable Watch window for step-by-step variable changes.
11. Email Notification
- How do I get a notification when the run suite/test is done executing?
When you want to confirm that a test has completed running, you can use E-mail Notification. An e-mail will be sent to the specified address in the field associated with it. Select the test and go to the Properties tab. Select Notification option and check the ‘Send email notification when the test finishes’ box. - What is this 'Email Settings' displayed in the Notification tab in the properties window?
This Button will open up the Options user interface that allows you to set the outgoing mail server, its port number and Exchange Server authentications, if any. Every mail that you send or receive requires the mail server. You have to obtain this information from your Internet E-mail provider or you may obtain it from the configuration section of your E-mail program. - Does your testing software provide any facility to send an email?
Yes. Testing Anywhere provides a command ‘Send mail’. You can use this command to send e-mails to anyone. Note that this command will get information about the e-mail server, its port number and Exchange server authentications, if any, from the Mail Setting in the Options menu, every time the test is run.
12. Scripting
- I have been using VBScripts and JScript to accomplish some of my routine work. Can I somehow reuse them using your testing software?
Yes. Not only you can integrate disparate scripts like VBScripts & JScripts within an Testing Anywhere test but you can use in-built automation services like repeat, notification, etc., on VBScript & JScripts as well.
Testing Anywhere Editor has a command “Run Script”. You can use this command to Run your VBScript or JScript files from Testing Anywhere. You can even pass arguments to your VBScript and JScript files as you might have been doing it to run it through command prompt. You can also have return values, if any, to your VBScripts and JScript files. - How do I know if my Script ran without any Error?
You can use the 'If Script Successful' subcommand inside the 'If command'. This command will Run the Script and will execute the 'If - End If' block only if the Script ran successfully.
13. Knowledge Sharing
- How do I share the test docs with other team members?
Testing Anywhere features an option where you can add document files to your folder listing and upload the same onto the server using server communication and share the documents with your team. Go to the Folder Listing and select Testing Anywhere > My Docs to access this option. - How do I share my tests with other team members?
Using the server communication feature, upload tests onto the server to share them with your team.
14. Test Execution
- Can I launch a set of tests together?
Yes. You can add tests into a Run Suite and execute the Run Suite to run your tests in a sequential order. Click New Run Suite and add tests using drag and drop. Save and Run the suite. - When I use ‘Run Suite’ command, how do I know if the tests were successfully completed?
Select the required Run Suite (.rnst file) from the main folder listing and go to Visual Logs>View Log to view the detailed status reports of the executed Run Suite. - Can I run many tests in a batch as a test itself?
Yes, you can create a new test in which you can use ‘Run Test’ command to run your individual tests in a sequential order. Here, variables used in one test can be used in the sequential tests unlike Run Suite. - When I use ‘Run Test’ command, how do I know if the test successfully completed?
You can use the 'If Test Successful' subcommand inside the 'If command'. This command will run the test and will execute the 'If - End If' block only if the test ran successfully. - How do I keep launching the same tests over and over again automatically?
Depending on whether your tests are event based or time line based, choose between the Trigger Manager and Schedule feature respectively to automatically run your tests again and again. - How do I simulate load test scenario?
To simulate a load test scenario sequentially, use Run Suite feature or Repeat option depending on your test. In parallel, to simulate a load test scenario, use the Create EXE feature to run the test simultaneously on different types of objects.
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15. IF Condition
- Can I execute certain commands only if a window exists?
Yes. There are number of conditions in IF Command. One of them is “If Window Exists”. - Is it possible for me to know if one of my software is running or not? I want to do certain actions only if that software is running.
Yes, you can use If Condition (If Application Running) to see if any application is running or not. You and specify the EXE name that you want to test in the If condition. For e.g. consider the following script
If Application Running ('F:\WINNT\system32\calc.exe')
Comments: Add your commands when the Calculate program is running
End If
16. Loop
- What is a Loop Command?
A loop command allows repeated execution of a group of commands when these commands are placed inside the 'Loop – End Loop' block. The number of the times these commands will be executed will depend on the type of Loop command selected. The 'Loop - End Loop' block might also contain within it another 'Loop - End Loop' block i.e. nested loop commands. - I want to do particular action on all the folders inside a folder. How do I do that using your testing software?
You can use the Loop command (Start Loop “Each folder in ‘<folder>’) in Testing Anywhere. If there are ‘n’ folders in the specified folder then this loop will be executed ‘n’ times. You can get each folder’s name using the $FolderName$ System Variable inside this loop block. - Can I get all the file names inside a folder using the Loop command?
Yes, you can get the file name using the System variable $FileName$ inside a specified folder by using the Loop command “‘Start Loop‘ Each File in ‘<folder> ’ ".
17. Web Recorder
- What is a Web Recorder?
Web Recorder reliably and accurately records and automates web based actions. Testing Anywhere Web Recorder understands all the web objects. You can open or close browser, import data from the web, download files, extract data, extract source, check for broken links and much more. Insert Checkpoints for your test anytime while recording. - What is Web Data Extraction? How do you import table with Web Recorder?
Extracting structured data from the Internet automatically with the help of scripts is web data extraction. Testing Anywhere has a powerful web recorder that makes it easy to record a web data extraction test instead of writing an automation script from scratch.
To extract data you can do it 2 ways.
1. Click on the web recorder and specify URL. Navigate to the page where you want to extract data. Click on Extract Table button on bottom bar and point at the data. Specify the filename where you want to extract data and stop recording. Save this task. Now when you run this test, Testing Anywhere will open this website, go to the desired page and extract data into file.
2. The other option to extract data is to use the Test Editor. In the test editor click on Web Recorder -> Extract Table. Enter the URL and click launch. Click on the Capture button to capture the table you want to extract from the webpage. Select the file you want the table to be saved in and click Save. Automation Anywhere will extract the table in the specified table. You can also schedule this test to run at a pre-defined time. - How do you check for broken links with Web Recorder?
To check for broken links with Web Recorder in the Test Editor click on Web Recorder -> Find Broken Links. Enter the URL and specify if you want the entire website to be checked or just the specified webpage. Enter the path of the file to save the results and click Save. Testing Anywhere will check for broken links as specified. You can schedule to run this test at pre-defined time. - How do you extract data with Web Recorder?
Extracting unstructured data from the internet is possible with Testing Anywhere. Testing Anywhere as a screen scraping software is both flexible enough to suit any kind of web technology or page format and is also non-intrusive.
Testing Anywhere Client recognises regular or pattern based data and its' advanced web recorder provides seperate options to extract such data. You can extract data from unstructured data or tabular data from multiple web pages.
To extract data with Web Recorder in the Test Editor click on Web Recorder -> Extract Data. Enter the website URL and click launch. Click on the capture button to capture the required data.
Extracting pattern based data from websites an be done in in three simple steps., viz., selecting fields, providing repetition details, and previewing and saving data.
Extracting Tables from websites can be done in two simple steps., viz selecting the table and providing repetition details and previewing and saving the tabular data.
Data can be captured before a certain keyword or after a certain keyword. - What is Manage Web Object?
To capture image links, radio buttons, text boxes, check boxes and other web objects Testing Anywhere Web Recorder -> Manage Web Objects allows capture of web objects and assign them Variables.
18. Visualize Technology
- What is Visualize Technology in Testing Anywhere?
Testing Anywhere has an in-built Visualize Technology that allows for pictorial and storyboard views of the created test. Visualize Technology is used in the different views in Test Editor, to capture images on demand with SnapPoint and Image Recognition with the IF command. - What is SnapPoint in Testing Anywhere?
In Testing Anywhere, when a test is recorded the images of all mouse clicks and keystrokes are captured automatically. But when a test is created in Test Editor, the images need to be captured on demand. SnapPoint allows you to capture images on demand; just enable SnapPoint and set it at across lines of code you want the images to be captured. - What is Image Recognition in Testing Anywhere?
Image Recognition is another feature of the Visualize Technology available in Testing Anywhere. Using the Visualize Technology, Image Recognition allows the recognition and comparison of images from file or window.
19. Workflow Designer
- What is Workflow Designer?
Workflow Designer is an intuitive graphical view of automating IT business processes. Testing Anywhere shows a graphical representation of conditional logic, test initiation and branching based on variables defined. - How do you use Workflow Designer?
Workflow Designer is an intuitive graphical representation of a test.
Open Workflow Designer (Shortcut Ctrl+K). Drag-n-drop the objects from the Toolkit to design an entire business process.
Workflow Designer provides four objects to design a Workflow:
• Start
• Run Test
• Condition (IF)
• End - How do I run Workflows?
Running a workflow is very easy. Just click on the Run button in the Workflow Designer. The other option is to click on the workflow in 'MyWorkflow' file in the Test List and click Run.
On running the workflow through the Workflow Designer, it highlights the part of the workflow that is being carried out. Once, the workflow has completed running, it highlights the complete path taken.
20. Manage Windows Objects
- How to use and Manage Windows Objects to get checkbox or radio button status in Testing Anywhere?
Manage Windows Objects command allows you to work with windows objects like checkboxes and radio buttons. With this command you can find out if the radio button or check box is checked or not. Testing Anywhere supports only standard Windows checkboxes and radio buttons.
Click on Manage Windows Object in Test Editor and select the appropriate radio button. Select the window to capture the checkbox or radio button. The value captured can be assigned to a variable. - Does a test recorded using Manage Windows Object work in the background?
Yes. A test recorded using Manage Windows Object works effortlessly in the background. - Why aren't some objects highlighted when I try to capture them using Manage Windows Object?
We capture standard Windows objects using Manage Windows Object. Client objects and Java are not supported by Manage Windows Object. In such cases, objects are not highlighted.
21. Reports and Logs
- How do I generate a report?
Depending on the type of report you wish to view, Testing Anywhere allows you to generate reports through the following options –
• Report Dashboard offers an instant at a glance visual report of any three tests and/or Run Suite.
• Visual Logs gives you detailed graphical and log reports of individual tests and run suites.
• Report Designer is a graphical representation of tests, run suites and workflows - How do I view a test log or a run suite log?
Testing Anywhere’s powerful Visualization technology offers you graphical and detailed logs of test and run suite files. Select the required file, go to Visual Logs > View Log. - What is Report Designer?
Report Designer is a graphical representation of tests and workflows. Testing Anywhere features Test Run (i.e. whether they were successful or not), Test Timeline(i.e. run, created, modified and deleted), Workflow Run, Workflow Timeline, ROI, Visual Logs and Run Suite Status.
Reports can be generated by day, week, month as well as all time. You can also generate a report for a custom date range. - Can I get a print of report generated by Report Designer directly from Testing Anywhere?
Yes. You can print a report generated by Report Designer directly from Testing Anywhere. Just click on the Print logo in the top left corner of the graph.
22. Triggers
- Can I execute a test based on availability or non-availability of any file, folder, performance or service?
Yes, it is possible to execute a test with Triggers, based on availability or non-availability of any file, folder, performance or service. There are triggers based on Window (open or close), File (create, delete, renamed or modified), Performance (CPU usage, free disk space, process count) and Process and Services. Go to Tools>Trigger Manager to add triggers to your test. - Is there a way to perform a test when a new email arrives?
Yes. Testing Anywhere has a functionality that can perform any test when a new email arrives. You need to set the ‘Email Message Trigger’ on the test.
23. Error Handling
- How do I handle errors in the test?
The Error Handling command notifies you about the error by taking a screenshot of the error occurring during the test or sending a notification via email. The Error View window in the Test Editor gives details about the error actions of the selected test. - Can I get the snapshot and/or log data into file when error occurs?
Yes, Testing Anywhere has such functionality to handle errors. You can select action like Continue or Stop Test. You can specify error handling options like Take Snapshot, Run Test, Log data into file, Send Email and Variable Assignment.
24. System Resources
- How do I log the system resources usage during test execution?
Yes, it is possible to execute a test with Triggers, based on availability or non-availability of any file, folder, performance or service. There are triggers based on Window (open or close), File (create, delete, renamed or modified), Performance (CPU usage, free disk space, process count) and Process and Services. Go to Tools>Trigger Manager to add triggers to your test.
25. Testing Anywhere Server
- How to Add/Delete any client? Also is it possible to change the permission of client?
From the Server Management Console click on ‘Launch’ button under the heading Client Manager. You can manage (add, edit or delete) the clients here. - How do I grant an access request sent by the client?
From Server Management Console window click on ‘View All’ Pending Access Requests. Here all pending access request are stored. It is from here that you can grant access requests. - From where can I view all the pending access request?
Right click on server icon in tray-> Testing Anywhere Server. Here all pending access request are stored. You need click on View All from bottom right corner. - What is the maximum number of clients that can communicate with a server? How can I view how many clients are in use?
The maximum number of clients that can communicate with the server depends on the number of client licenses that you have purchased. You can view the number of clients in use and the number left from the Server Management Console. - Can I change the port?
Yes. On the Server Management Console, there is an option of Server Settings. You can edit the port settings from here. “Server Port” indicates the port through which clients currently access the server. - Can I remove files from the repository?
Yes. You can delete files from the repository. - Can I take a backup of the repository?
No. You cannot take a backup of the repository files.
26. Testing Anywhere Client
- How does the Client communicate with Server?
In the main Testing Anywhere Server window click on Server Communication tab to communicate with the server. You can directly upload, download or compare any test on the server with the one on the client. - How do you send an access request to Server?
You can view the current permissions provided to you by the server administrator by going to Tools-> Options-> Server Settings-> Contact. To request any other permission, click on the requisite checkbox and click send. Your request will be sent to the server administrator for permissions. - Can I download/upload all types of documents?
Yes. You can download/upload all types of documents like word, excel, etc. - What is the process of registration/re-registration?
A first time login into client will ask you to register. If for some reason, you need to re-register the client, click on the 'Server Settings' in the Testing Anywhere Login window and click on Re-Register.
27. Others
- My scheduled tasks do not run?
If your scheduled tasks don't run, follow the simple checklist to fix the problem.
1. Ensure that you have provided the username/password: For security reasons Windows XP requires your Windows XP username & password to run scheduled test. For more information on what to do if you don't have password read Why username/password? On any other Windows operating system, if your account requires a password to log on, then you need to provide that password while scheduling the test, otherwise you don't need to provide a password.
2. If you have multiple account ensure that you have provided the correct username/password: If you have multiple accounts on same computer like one domain account and one local account, please make sure the username that you have provided is the same username you have used to login to the computer. The test will not work if you scheduled the test using one user Account and now you are logged into another user Account. Automation Anywhere automatically fills the username that you are logged in as.
3. Check Status in Control Panel->Scheduled Tests window: Please go to Control Panel->Scheduled Test window. Select the test that corresponds to your test (it start with your test name) and right-click and select ‘Run’. See if it runs. If it does not run please see what the 'Status' column shows.
4. Schedule Calculator Application: If your test still doesn't run go to Control Panel->Scheduled Test. Click on Add Scheduled Test. From the list of applications, please select Calculator as shown below. If the calculator does not run then your scheduler service is not installed correctly on your computer. - My test is big. How do I test only a few commands in the test?
Select the command that you do not want to play. Right-click and select 'Disable'. Save the test and run it. while playing the test will not play the commands that are disabled. You can enable the commands again by right-click and selecting 'Enable'. - I want to copy a command and use it at many places. Do I need to create the command every time?
No. You can use the 'Duplicate' function by Right click on command and select 'Duplicate'. This command Duplicates the currently selected command. You can then just move the newly created command using the Up and Down Arrow key. - I have created a keystroke that contains complex sequence of keys that I use repeatedly in many of my tests. Do I need to copy the Keystroke every time I need to create a new test?
No. You can right click on that Keystroke and click on 'Convert To Variable'. You can then save the keystroke as a variable. - I have recorded a test that can be repeated as it is; only one text has to be replaced every time. I need to enter this text while playing. How do I do that in your automation software?
Open the test in the Editor
Right click on the Keystroke which you have to enter every time.
Click on the "Convert to Prompt" in the popup menu.
Enter the message that should be displayed which running.
Save the test.
While Running, a dialog box will appear that will ask you to input the text that you wanted to enter. Once you click ok then entered text will be typed. - Can I edit multiple commands at time? Is it possible to replace all commands' windows title by new window title?
Yes. Bulk Edit is available for commands like keystrokes and delay. Select multiple commands of keystrokes or delay and right click on it. Select ‘Bulk Edit’ option; specify the new details for the selected commands.
To replace the window title, select any command that has a window in it; right click and select ‘Change Window Title’ option. You can replace particular command’s window title or you can change all commands windows title in a test.