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Thanks Allen,
Might you be able to suggest an easy way to change the name mapping to accomplish this? I have some 50 individual tests written at this point. These are keyword functionality tests, for reference. They work very well when run individually without the registry change and, I am not so excited about an opportunity to re-record all of them. So far I have not been able to find a way to edit these values except to completely re-record the test.
In my keyword tests I have processes iexplore and an iexplore1 that both seem to identify IE9. When the application is first started it is named iexplore in the keyword script, the first interaction with it (clearing the browser cache) has the process named iexplore1. TC starts IE without issue but cannot perform the first interaction when I have the registry hack in place. I am assuming this is because the process has a different name. How do I change the name without deleting the remainder of the test and re-recording?
I understand that using a single process is probably more reliable but another 2 weeks to re-record all of these tests to support a single process approach greatly reduces the value of those tests. Especially since, at this point, this is only a trouble shooting step to try and understand why IE is crashing out when TC attempts to close it.
Please advise,