Actually, the Wait is necessary, precisely because you don't know when the page will load. One of the purposes of automated testing is for it to be able to run unattended. You see that the timing is different because you are watching it, but ideally, the test is running in the background somewhere and you aren't sitting there watching it run every time.
I just wanted to know if the functionality is there, unfortunately we don't have the proper "set-up" to let TestComplete run on its own, due to how many changes we makes to our sites on a daily basis. this is only incase our system is running faster than expected, just to speed the process up a little when I can.
When you say wait are you meaning you put in a hard coded delay? If you wait for a specific object to exist, the test will only take as long as it takes for that object to exist, not longer.
The wait commands offered in the application, only because we've tried changing the auto-wait timeout and it was still timing out after 2 minutes.
