TestComplete Tutorial 8 - Recording Script with TestComplete

 TestComplete gives options for recording the Script and running the recorded script.

To start the recording in TestComplete do any of the following:

If Project is already open - 

  • Click  Record Keyword Test or  Record Script on the Test Engine toolbar.
  • Select Test > Record > Record Keyword Test or Test > Record > Record Script from the TestComplete main menu.
  • Click  Record on the toolbar of the Keyword Test editor.
  • Click  Record Test on the Start Page.
  • Press SHIFT+F1.

If no project is open - 

TestComplete will show the Record Test wizard that will guide you through creating and configuring a project for your test. Then TestComplete will start recording.

TestComplete will show the Recording toolbar where you control the recording process.



To pause recording, click  Pause on the Recording toolbar or press SHIFT+F10.

To resume recording, click  Record on the Recording toolbar or press SHIFT+F1.

To stop recording, click  Stop on the Recording toolbar or press SHIFT+F2.




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