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ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Running the Execution Plan enabled items via script within TestComplete Hi, TestItem object does not expose .Run() method. That is why you are getting the error. Somewhere in time when I've implemented similar functionality, I parsed ElementToBeRun property to get names for corresponding script unit and function to be called and executed corresponding code via Runner.CallMethod() call. Hope this will help... Re: TC 15.84 new UI PMularczyk : FYI... Re: TC 15.84 new UI which was something that never really worked well for me in the past. Objects were not found from Object Spy in the Objects Tree for web applications when objects were identified by XPath/CSS (as set in the project properties) but not via native TC approach. Just wondering if something was changed here or your current project is set to identify objects using old native TC approach... Re: TC 15.84 new UI I agree. Additionally, new UI (because it is web-based?) takes more screen space and lacks standard desktop functionality (e.g. columns width adjustment) which makes Avalonia-based Object Spy much less usable and handy when compared to classic desktop. Re: Unable to click on WPF object filter and close icon. Hi, You may try the composite control approach as per https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/wpf/template-support.html Does it help? Re: Dark Mode for .mht files? > something that's viewable in native Chrome .mht files are supported by IE only (thus IE mode must be enabled in Edge). Unless Google added support for .mht to Chrome... Re: Add Unity/Game Engine extension to TestComplete Not sure about games testing using TestComplete, but other areas (architecture, construction, automotive, ...) sound like a good reason for Unity support. Re: Script Test - Show Usage/references Hi, Doesn't global search for function name work for this? Re: Dark Mode for .mht files? Hi, As per my knowledge, .mht is just an archive of web page with all required resources been included into it. Browser renders .mht file as a local web page without the need to request web server. This means that either color scheme can be included in the file when .mht is created (and this means that it always be rendered in dark mode if it was initially created for dark mode) or that the page may be (significantly) complicated at the moment of log export to .mht, by adding to it the functionality to switch locally between light and dark modes directly in the browser. Both approaches, for sure, are doable... Re: Is there a way to disable the usage of the tcMSVCHook.dll? medmonds wrote: disabling the Open Application functionality for my application. But that wasn't a real solution as we need some of the Open Application features in our testing. Hi, Based on the dll name and the fact that TC can operate without it, it is my guess that this dll relates to C/C++ Open Applications functionality. If your tested application is not C-based, you may try to disable C-related extensions (File|Install Extension... main menu) and check if it helps. Also I would recommend to create Support ticket via Help|Contact Support main menu (you will have to request ticket creation and describe your problem in the chat window, not via some sort of form).