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Options menu
For example, you might want to record a click in a CheckBox, instead of
recording an actual selection. If you specify that you want to record only low-
level events in check boxes, SilkTest would record something like this if you
check a check box:
Find.CaseSensitive.Click (1, 41, 10)
Normally, SilkTest would record this:
Find.CaseSensitive.Check ()
Default is unchecked for all controls.
Ignore Mouse Move Events If checked, SilkTest does not record mouse
movements when you select the Record Testcase and Record Actions
commands. If unchecked, SilkTest records mouse movements that cannot be
built into higher-level actions and that occur while a mouse button is pressed.
Typically, you leave this checked unless you are testing an application, such
as a drawing application, where mouse movements themselves are
significant.
Default is checked.
Don't Record BeginDrag/EndDrag If checked, SilkTest does not record
BeginDrag and EndDrag methods when you press a mouse button on an
object and do a drag operation on a listview, treeview, or list box.
Default is unchecked.
Options/Runtime...
Opens the Runtime Options dialog, shown below, which allows you to
specify settings that SilkTest uses when it runs a script.