The Workbench Preferences page enables you to indicate how you
want the Workbench to behave while playing back, recording, and debugging
Functional Tester scripts.
The Workbench page has the following controls:
Workbench
state during run -- Enables you to indicate how you want the Workbench
to display while playing back scripts.
- Minimized -- Reduces the Workbench to a button
on the task bar during playback.
- Minimized and restored on playback termination (Default) --
Reduces the Workbench to a button on the task bar during playback and restores
it when playback finishes.
- Hidden -- Hides the Workbench during playback
and restores it when playback finishes.
- Leave in current state -- Does not change the
Workbench during playback.
Workbench state during recording -- Enables
you to indicate how you want the Workbench to display while recording scripts.
- Minimized -- Reduces the Workbench to a button
on the task bar during recording.
- Minimized and restored when recording finished (Default) --
Reduces the Workbench to a button on the task bar during recording and restores
it after recording stops.
- Hidden -- Hides the Workbench during recording
and restores it after recording stops.
- Leave in current state -- Does not change the
Workbench during recording.
Workbench state during debug -- Enables you
to indicate how you want the Workbench to display while debugging scripts.
- Minimized -- Reduces the Workbench to a button
on the task bar during debugging.
- Minimized and restored on playback termination --
Reduces the Workbench to a button on the task bar during debugging and restores
it after debugging stops.
- Hidden -- Hides the Workbench during debugging
and restores it after debugging stops.
- Leave in current state (Default) -- Does not change
the Workbench during debugging.
Restore Defaults -- Restores all the default
values on this page.
Apply -- Saves the edits
you made without closing the dialog box.
To open: Click .
In the left pane expand Functional Tester and click
Workbench.