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particular size specified. If the ending size is not exactly what was specified
and the difference between the expected and actual sizes is greater than the
tolerance, SilkTest raises an exception.
representing the number of pixels allowed for a tolerance when a moved
window does not end up at the specified position.
particular pixel specified. If the ending position is not exactly what was
specified and the difference between the expected and actual positions is
greater than the tolerance, SilkTest raises an exception.
window granularity option. If the granularity is zero, you can place a window
at any pixel location. If the granularity is greater than zero, the desktop is
split into a grid of the specified pixels in width, determining where a window
can be placed. In general, the tolerance should be greater than or equal to the
granularity.
command (keystrokes or mouse buttons) used to display pop-up menus. To
use mouse buttons, specify <button1>, <button2>, or <button3> in the
command sequence.
the menu before checking whether an item on it exists, is enabled, or is
checked. Note: You might see menus pop up on the screen even though your
script does not explicitly call the Pick method.
down the combo box before trying to access the combo box's contents. This
is usually not needed, but some combo boxes only get populated after they
are dropped down. If you are having problems getting the contents of a
combo box, check this option.