IBM® Rational® Manual Tester makes it easy to write scripts for manually testing software applications.
About Manual Tester Scripts and Statements
Using the Text Editor, you type testing instructions, called statements, into a Manual Tester script.Creating a New Manual Test Script
You use the Text Editor to create a new manual test script.Renaming Statement Labels in the Outline View
You can rename the statement label that is displayed in the Outline view without changing the statement text in the Text Editor.Attaching a File to a Statement
You use the Attachments property in the Properties view to associate a file with the statement. For example, rather than including a lot of detail in a complex step, you can attach a Word file that describes the step. You then refer to the file in the step; for example, "For more detail, see the attached Word file."Publishing Test Scripts in HTML Format
With Rational Manual Tester, you can publish your test scripts as HTML files for easy viewing by others, for example, in a web browser.About Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Text in Manual Tester
Cutting, copying, and pasting text in the Manual Tester Text Editor is the same as in other text editors.About Combining Statements with Backspace or Delete
In general when you use the Backspace or Delete keys to combine statements of different types, the second statement takes on the type of the first statement.