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Instrumentation method

Instrumenting the Application-Under-Test
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If you did not specify the source code method in step 3 of the New Project
Wizard, then the Instrument Object Code dialog box opens instead of the
Instrument Source Code dialog box. If this happens, close the Instrument
Object Code dialog box, and then do the following:
a. Click Tools > Options, and then click the Project tab.
b. Under Instrumentation method, click Source code.
c. Click OK.
d. To open the Instrument Source Code dialog box, click
Tools > Instrument, or click Instrument on the Standard toolbar.
2. To list the main project file for the AUT in the Visual Basic project files box,
click Add, and then browse to and select the .vbp file. Leave the check box next
to the file path selected.
An AUT can consist of a main application and a set of secondary applications
that the main application loads and executes. A secondary application can be one
that is developed as part of the application, or it can be a third-party application.