ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Difference between directly accessing object and mappingThat doesn't appear to be the problem. If I "highlight on screen" it shows the same object either way, it is just in running the script where it can't find it.Difference between directly accessing object and mappingI am running into an interesting problem, where if I try and get a property for an object directly, it can't find it, but if I map to it, it works fine. The problem being I want to do this dynamically, so mapping doesn't work as an overall solution. For example, this fails: panel.panelUnclassifiedbrokersdisplay.panelUnclassifiedbrokerslistWrap.tableUnclassifiedbrokerslist.Cell(1,2).RadioButton(brokerName).Click(); But if I do the same thing to a mapped object, which is mapped to the above. panel.panelUnclassifiedbrokersdisplay.panelUnclassifiedbrokerslistWrap.tableUnclassifiedbrokerslist.cell1.radiobuttonAle.Click(); It works perfectly fine. Re: Identifying Links on Windows 7OK, got it figured out. It was the Win 7 desktop zoom setting. Worked all along in Firefox, but it confused Test Complete when working with IE. Set it to 100%, instead of the 125% it was at, rebooted, and it started working. Thanks.Re: Identifying Links on Windows 7I am not sure why that would change anything, but regardless, I tried it, and it didn't.Identifying Links on Windows 7I am running TC 8 and recently upgraded to a Windows 7 machine, and noticed that scripts which were running fine before, now were going crazy, clicking in the wrong areas, leading to unpredictable results. Upon further experimentation with the object browser I noticed it was identifying the location of links wrong. Choosing "highlight on screen" would identify links in the wrong location, oftentimes by several inches. I thought this was just something specific to our software at first, but when I tried www.google.com, it was doing the same thing. Has anyone seen this and have any idea how to fix it?