How does winrunner Recognize Objects in an application?



How does winrunner Recognize Objects in an application? ..

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It uses GUI Map file to recognise objects in application.
When winrunner runs a test,it uses gui map to locate
objects.it reads objects description in gui map and then
looks for the object in the application .

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