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Re: Win7 64bit OS with latest windows update, testcomplete not work
Hi Jared, Thank you for your reply. We were aware of the hotfix you mentioned and already use it since last year. Today, We try on another win7_64 machine with latest update installed, it works fine. But we still have two machines (win7_64 and XP64 )which have the problem. Not sure what's happening there. Will look into it more. Thanks anyway. :) Regards Jack882Views0likes0CommentsWin7 64bit OS with latest windows update, testcomplete not work
Hi Support Team, We are using TestComplete 7.52, it works fine until last week. This week after we install the latest windows update on win7 64 bit machine, our scripts fail. The reason is that the objects used to be recognized as WPFObject before are now recognized as window("HwndWrapper[DefaultDomain;;...") in Testcomplete. I am wondering if there is any hotfix for this? Thanks in anvance! (Jack.Wei.Wang@autodesk.com) Regards Jack18KViews0likes3CommentsWhy the "VisibleOnScreen" property
Why the "VisibleOnScreen" property shows false while the control is actually visible to me. I use the spy tool to capture a button in my application(keep the button show all the time), the property "Visible" is true while "VisibleOnScreen" is false. plus,nothing cover the button during my checking. (Other button seems fine) I have wrote a script to check VisibleOnScreen property and it work. Recently, it doesn't and I check the reason it is caused by this property always shows false. (I used refresh fuction, still not work). What's the exactly difference between "Visible" and "VisibleOnScreen"? while user can see the control then the VisibleOnScreen property should be true, right? TestComplete 7.518KViews0likes2CommentsRe: How to automatically copy and rename the MHT log generated by TestExecute?
Hello Patricio, Hope this can help you Sub Main() Dim objShell,strLog Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") strLog=objShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%temp%") Call aqFileSystem.CopyFile(strLog&"\tcResult1.mht", "C:\AfterChange.mht") End Sub1.2KViews0likes0Comments