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Preparing to record window declarations
The Extension Enabler dialog opens, as in this example:
2
Enable support for the browsers you want to use, if they aren't already
enabled. In the Primary Extension field for a browser, choose Enabled.
3
Select any other extensions that the browser needs for testing such as
ActiveX or fault trapping. We recommend that you do not turn on fault
trapping until you really need it.
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Click OK to close the Extension Enabler dialog.
Enabling browser
support on a host
machine
You enable support for browsers on the host machine using the Extensions
dialog. Be advised that there is overhead associated with having more than
one browser extension enabled, so do so only if you are actually testing more
than one browser in an automated session.
Procedure To enable support for browsers on a host machine:
1
Start SilkTest.
2
Select Options/Extensions.
The Extensions dialog opens. All the installed extensions are listed,
including the browser extensions, as in this example: