How to Create a New Word Document

Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
objWord.Visible = True
Set objDoc = objWord.Documents.Add()

QTP Interview Questions

41. What is the difference between image check point and Bitmap check point?

Image checkpoints enable you to check the properties of a Web image. In the Image Checkpoint Properties dialog box, you can specify which properties of the image to check and edit the values of those properties. This dialog box is similar to the standard Checkpoint Properties dialog box, except that it contains the Compare image content option. This option enables you to compare the expected image source file with the actual image source file.

Bitmap Checkpoint checks an area of your Web page or application as a bitmap. For example, suppose you have a Web site that can display a map of a city the user specifies. The map has control keys for zooming. You can record the new map that is displayed after one click on the control key that zooms in the map. Using the bitmap checkpoint, you can check that the map zooms in correctly.

42. How do I maintain my test when my application changes?

The way to maintain a test when your application changes depend on how much your application changes. This is one of the main reasons you should create a small group of tests rather than one large test for your entire application. When your application changes, you can rerecord part of a test. If the change is not significant, you can manually edit a test to update it.

43. How do you handle new objects that appear in a new version of the same software?

Adding the new objects in the object repository

BY changing the Index property in the repository

44. How do we add a step to the Action during test run?

45. Parameterizing an Object doesn't parameterize the steps in the Expert view - Why?
46. How do I use QuickTest together with Test Director?
47. How to change the registry?

QTP Interview Questions

30. How to execute VB function?

Call Function

31. How many types of Check points are there in QTP?

Standard Checkpoint

Text Checkpoint

Text Area Checkpoint

Bitmap Checkpoint

Database Checkpoint

Accessibility Checkpoint

XML Checkpoint (Web Frame)

XML Checkpoint (File)

32. What is descriptive programming?

You can also instruct QuickTest to perform methods on objects without referring to the Object Repository, without referring to the object’s logical name. To do this, you provide QuickTest with a list of properties and values that QuickTest can use to identify the object or objects on which you want to perform a method. This is called as descriptive programming.

33. How to send messages to test the result?

Reporter. report event is used to send the messages to the test results

34. How does QuickTest capture user processes in Web pages?
35. How can I record and run tests on objects that change dynamically from viewing

To viewing?

Sometimes the content of objects in a Web page or application changes due to dynamic content. You can create dynamic descriptions of these objects so that QuickTest will recognize them when it runs the test

36. How can I check that a child window exists (or does not exist)?

Sometimes a link in one window creates another window. You can use the Exist method to check whether or not a window exists. For example:

Browser ("Window_logical_name").Exist

You can also use the Child Objects method to retrieve all child objects (or the subset of child objects that match a certain description) on the Desktop or within any other parent object.

37. How does QuickTest record on dynamically generated URLs and Web pages?

QuickTest actually clicks on links as they are displayed on the page. Therefore, QuickTest records how to find a particular object, such as a link on the page, rather than the object itself. For example, if the link to a dynamically generated URL is an image, then QuickTest records the "IMG" HTML tag, and the name of the image. This enables QuickTest to find this image in the future and click on it.

38. How does QuickTest handle cookies?

Server side connections, such as CGI scripts, can use cookies both to store and retrieve information on the client side of the connection. QuickTest stores cookies in the memory for each user, and the browser handles them as it normally would.

39. Where can I find a web page's cookie?

40. Is text area check point supported by web application?