13. Clipboard VP Clipboard verification point will be used to capture text contained in objects that cannot be captured using any of the other verification points. To use the Clipboard verification point, the application-under-test must supply a Copy or Cut capability so you can place the data in the Clipboard. This verification point is useful for capturing data from spreadsheet and word processing applications as well as terminal emulators. You cannot use it to test bitmaps.
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16. Menu VP Menu verification point will be used to capture the menu title, menu items, shortcut keys, and the state (enabled, disabled, grayed, or checked) of selected menus. Robot records information about the top menu and as many as five levels of sub-menus. Robot treats menu items as objects within a menu and tests their content, state, and accelerator keys regardless of the menu item’s location.
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19. Object Properties VP Use the Object Properties verification point to capture and verify the properties of standard Windows objects. This verification point also provides specialized support for environment-specific objects such as Visual Basic Data controls, ActiveX controls, HTML and Java objects, PowerBuilder DataWindows, and Oracle Forms base-table blocks.