Re: Tip for testing S/W

On 16/10/2010 6:54 PM, Jay Maechtlen wrote: I usually use Alt-PrtScn and paste it in Word or the equivalent. That catches active window, which is usually the dialog box. Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often ambiguous or otherwise needing of improvement. Yes,

Tip for testing S/W

On 16/10/2010 6:54 PM, Jay Maechtlen wrote: > I usually use Alt-PrtScn > and paste it in Word or the equivalent. > > That catches "active window", which is usually the dialog box. > Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often > ambiguous or otherwise needing of

Re: Tip for testing S/W

I usually use Alt-PrtScn and paste it in Word or the equivalent. That catches active window, which is usually the dialog box. Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often ambiguous or otherwise needing of improvement. On 10/15/2010 9:37 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote:

Tip for testing S/W

I usually use Alt-PrtScn and paste it in Word or the equivalent. That catches "active window", which is usually the dialog box. Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often ambiguous or otherwise needing of improvement. On 10/15/2010 9:37 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote: >

Tip for testing S/W

We're in the process of testing some new software here, and I just published internally a little time-saving tip for our testers. I think I've posted it here before, too, but thought it might be time to repeat it: If you receive an error message when you are testing Windows-based software,

Tip for testing S/W

We're in the process of testing some new software here, and I just published internally a little time-saving tip for our testers. I think I've posted it here before, too, but thought it might be time to repeat it: If you receive an error message when you are testing Windows-based software,