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AlexeyKolosov
Staff
13 years agoHello Paul,
The Window handle changes every time you restart your application, so using it is not a good solution.
I recommend that you download a trial version of TestComplete and install it on the problematic machine to investigate the problem: you will be able to use TestComplete's Object Spy tool to check out the window's properties.
Or, if your application is a C++ application, you can use the ControlId property to map the window, as the property can identify a control uniquely.
The Window handle changes every time you restart your application, so using it is not a good solution.
I recommend that you download a trial version of TestComplete and install it on the problematic machine to investigate the problem: you will be able to use TestComplete's Object Spy tool to check out the window's properties.
Or, if your application is a C++ application, you can use the ControlId property to map the window, as the property can identify a control uniquely.