You can create custom properties that you want to appear in the Properties view. Creating custom properties enables testers to obtain and track process-specific information during execution. The ability to tailor properties for a specific process is helpful particularly for teams of testers.
You use the Add Property dialog box to create a custom property. You provide a name for the property and indicate whether you want to include a text box or a list box in the Value column of the Properties view. When you create a list box, you also indicate the values you want to appear in the list. In the Used during field, you indicate whether the property is to be set when the writing the script (Authoring) or when running the script (Execution). If you choose Authoring, the property is read-only when the script is run. If you choose Execution, Manual Tester does not display the property when the script is being written
Manual Tester displays the new statement properties for scripts you subsequently open or create. Manual Tester adds the custom properties to the Properties view in alphabetical order.
You can edit custom statement properties and list box values.
Parent topic: Customizing Manual Tester
Related tasks
Creating Custom Statement Properties
Editing Custom Properties