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Asked by PowerBids in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: testcomplete, alternatives

Hello,  I am looking into tools which can be used to record and edit functional test scripts for VB.Net applications.  I am currently trying to create a few test scripts using "TestComplete" by AutomatedQA (version 3.012).  So far, I have found this product to be a real bear to make work properly.  Even very basic scripts which I record end up causing multiple errors when I try to play them back.  I don't mind having to edit scripts somewhat to get them to work the way I want, and perhaps it's just a matter of a steep learning curve to use these tools, however it seems like the real basic stuff ought to be more troublefree.  I am interested in other people's experiences using automated testing tools.  Do you think an upgrade to the latest TestComplete version would be beneficial?  Or are there some alternatives I should explore instead?  Does anyone use a tool they think works great and if so is there a demo version available for download?  All advice on this is appreciated.

Thanks, Jeff.
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