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YMinaev
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14 years agoHi,
Q1 - probably, the target object is disabled when your test tries to click it. Try using the WaitProperty method to wait until you object's Enabled property returns true before clicking it.
Q2 - the MessageQueue class is described here. You can work with it via CLR Bridge to do what you need. See the Calling Functions From .NET Assemblies help topic for information on how to use .NET classes in your scripts.
Q1 - probably, the target object is disabled when your test tries to click it. Try using the WaitProperty method to wait until you object's Enabled property returns true before clicking it.
Q2 - the MessageQueue class is described here. You can work with it via CLR Bridge to do what you need. See the Calling Functions From .NET Assemblies help topic for information on how to use .NET classes in your scripts.