• Create
• Open
• Add a test, component, application area, or function library to a solution.

• Create
• Open
• Associate a resource with a test - including object repositories, recovery scenarios, and function libraries.
• Import tests from a externally-saved .zip file.
• Import tests from a Sprinter Automated Test Data file.
• Export a GUI test to an externally saved .zip file.
• Save with resources
• Save in SVN
• Save in a GIT repository

• Create. Components are always saved on ALM.
• Open
• Add items to a solution
• Import a business component from a Sprinter Automated Test Data file.

Rename a test action's name in:

• the Solution Explorer
• the Action Properties dialog box

• Create shared object repositories
• Associate shared object repositories with a GUI test or component.
• Compare multiple object repositories.
• Merge multiple object repositories.

• Add new objects to an object repository
• Edit objects in shared object repositories
• Teach OpenText Functional Testing to recognize the objects in your application and add these objects to a shared object repository.
• Use Insight to recognize the objects in your application.
• Use OCR to recognize text in your application.
• Specify which OpenText Functional Testing test object should represent an unidentified object in your application.
• Specify which objects in your application exist as virtual objects and instruct OpenText Functional Testing where to find them.

• Add or set the values of a selected test object's description properties.
• Parameterize a test object's description properties from a data source (Excel, variable)
• Specify optional/mandatory description properties during a run session.
• Spy on an object to display the test object's description properties.
• Update the description properties of an object by re-learning them from the application.

• Connect to your ALM server and project.
• Activating the ALM Remote Agent.
• Update ALM Remote Agent settings
• Install a certificate on the OpenText Functional Testing computer to enable you to connect to your ALM project using external authentication.

• Save a test or component in your ALM project.
• Run a test from the ALM Test Lab module.

Version control

• Save a test or component in a version-controlled ALM project.
• Check in/out a test or component from a version-controlled ALM project.
• View a specific version of a test or components.
• View baseline information for a test or component.
• Compare versions of a test or components.

Add steps:

• With keywords

• By adding objects

• By recording user actions

• Recording using Insight

• Recording Text objects

• With programming statements

Add specific step types:

• Conditional steps

• Loop steps

• To run API tests

• To API tests

• Set property values for API test steps

Check:

• Bitmap images

• Browser page properties

• Database content

• File contents

• Image properties

• Objects

• Specific areas of bitmap images

• Table details

• Text

• Text in a specific area

• Web page accessibility

• XML content

Create steps to capture values from a:

• Database

• File

• Object

• Table

• XML

• Add custom functions to a function library

• Call functions in a test

• Register/unregister a custom function

• Generate a custom function

Add statements to tests

• Checkpoint, with the Check method

• Descriptive, to find objects

• Do...Loop

• For...Each

• For...Next

• If...Else

• If...Then

• If..Else...Then

• Output value, using the Output method

• Report

• To open/close applications

• To retrieve object properties

• Wait

• While...Wend

• With...

Add data sources:

• Tables

• Databases

• XML

Use parameters:

• Parameterize step values (link values to a data source)

• Data drive test steps

• Create test parameters and set values

• Create action parameters and set values

• From ALM

• From OpenText Functional Testing

• From Bamboo

• From Jenkins

• In a group, as a test batch

• In LoadRunner Professional

• In LoadRunner Enterprise

• Using a virtual service

• Using data saved in ALM

• Via the OpenText Functional Testing Runtime Engine

• With a disconnected RDP connection

• View and analyze

• Debug errors

Load add-ins

• Set record/run options

• Deactivate dynamic transformation support

• Set Java environment values

• Set record/run options

• Connect to Digital Lab

• Set record/run options

• Use dynamic transformation support

• Use Oracle environment variables

• Set record/run options

• Enable SAP GUI for Windows Presentation Foundation

• Use SAP environment variables

• Configure to work with SAP GUI for HTML applications

• Set record/run options

• Configure to work with Siebel applications

• Set record/run options

• Register browser controls

• Enable agents for Firefox, Chrome

• Run tests on multiple browsers

• Load Web 2.0 toolkits

• Install the OpenText Functional Testing Connection Agent on a Mac computer to work with a Safari browser.

Configure associated files, keywords, and application settings

• Add components to tests from those saved in ALM

• Add iterations

• Add objects to a component

• Create new, blank tests (saved in ALM)

• Create tests and components automatically for SAP applications

• Create tests by recording

• Set run conditions

• Update tests for SAP applications

• Create for business process tests

• Create for components

• Export to/Import from Excel

• Link test and component parameter values

• Promote from component to test

• Set values

• Set values per iterations

• Create

• Select for test runs

In OpenText Functional Testing: Help > About

The window that opens displays the OpenText Functional Testing version, as well as the license type you are using.

Open Windows > Control Panel > Program and Features and locate OpenText Functional Testing in the list of programs.

The version number is displayed in the Version column.