In QuickTest, process guidance is displayed in two panes: the Process Guidance Activities pane and the Process Guidance Description pane
Process Guidance Activities Pane:
The Process Guidance Activities pane (shown on the left) lists the activities that are part of the selected process. Activities are often grouped, enabling you to navigate directly to the sub-process that interests you. The example above illustrates some of the groups and activities in the Keyword-Driven Testing process. For example, the Determine Testing Needs group contains three activities: Define Testing Environment, Analyze Your Application, and Plan Your Actions.
The Process Guidance Description pane (shown on the right) displays the topic (description), for the selected activity.
Each description introduces you to a specific activity and provides links to locations in which you can find more information about how to perform that activity. Additionally, many of the descriptions include interactive links that open dialog boxes or other relevant features, enabling you to directly access the features that are being described.
Process Guidance Activities Pane:
The Process Guidance Activities pane (shown on the left) lists the activities that are part of the selected process. Activities are often grouped, enabling you to navigate directly to the sub-process that interests you. The example above illustrates some of the groups and activities in the Keyword-Driven Testing process. For example, the Determine Testing Needs group contains three activities: Define Testing Environment, Analyze Your Application, and Plan Your Actions.
The Process Guidance Description pane (shown on the right) displays the topic (description), for the selected activity.
Each description introduces you to a specific activity and provides links to locations in which you can find more information about how to perform that activity. Additionally, many of the descriptions include interactive links that open dialog boxes or other relevant features, enabling you to directly access the features that are being described.
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