How to Test the Destination of a Link?
1. Add an Object Data verification point.
2. With the Object Finder tool, select HTMLLink to test a text-based link.
3. Select a Contents data test to capture the URL of the destination.
4. Select the Case Sensitive verification method to test for the entire URL. Select the Find Sub String Case Sensitive verification method to test for part of the URL.

How to test an HTML element’s properties?
1. Start recording in Robot.
2. Navigate to the Web page that contains the element to test.
3. Click the Object Properties Verification Point button on the GUI Insert toolbar.
4. Assign a name, wait state, and expected result for the verification point and then click OK,
5. Select the element to test and then click OK.
6. Click OK to insert the verification point.

How to capture the entire window, including the applet?
1. Add an Object Properties verification point.
2. With the Object Finder tool, point to the title bar of the browser window until Window appears in the TestTip.
3. Click OK.

How too capture only the properties of the Java applet?
1. Add an Object Properties verification point.
2. With the Object Finder tool, point to the Java applet until JavaWindow appears in the TestTip.
3. Click OK.

How to Record Mouse Movements?
With Dynamic HTML, it is possible to cause a page to change color or to cause text on a page to update simply by moving the mouse over the page. To capture these mouse movements:
1. Start recording in Robot.
2. Navigate to the page that contains the Dynamic HTML.
3. Press CTRL+SHIFT+R to enter low-level recording mode.
4. Move the pointer over the portion of the page that is affected by the mouse movement.
5. Press CTRL+SHIFT+R to stop low-level recording mode.
6. Insert an Object Properties verification point.

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