9.5 Creating Function library by adding Flowchart.9.4 Creating Function Library by Recording.9.3 Creating Function Library by adding test steps.8.1 Working with Global Data Repository.7.2 Creating Object Repository through ‘Add to OR’.7.1 Creating Object Repository by adding objects manually.6.7 OpKey Recorder for Chrome (Chrome Addon).5.7 How to automate mobile web using OpKey?.5.6 Recording over an iOS Device on pCloudy.5.5 iOS App Instrumentation with OpKey Framework Library.5.4 Executing Mobile Test on locally connected android device.5.3 Executing Mobile Test Suite on pCloudy.5.2 Recording over locally connected android device.5.1 Recording over android mobile device on pCloudy.4.7 Creating test case by adding Flowchart.4.6 Creating Pre & Post Execution Report.4.5 Creating Test Case by recording on IE & IE (Protected).4.4 Creating test case by recording (Web & Mobile).4.3 Creating test case by adding test steps.3.4 Getting familiar with OpKey Web User Interface.3.2 Account Registration & Getting Ready to work with Opkey.2.4 Downloading & Installing Opkey Execution Agent.2.3 Downloading and installing OCC on Mac machine.2.2 Downloading and installing OCC on Windows machine.
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