what is difference between analog and low level recording
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Answer / monideepa
analog recording: it records the mouse movements and
keyboard movements in a script.when the script is run,it
shows whatever actions have been done like wherever the
mouse has moved or clicked.
low level recording :it is used in case qtp is unable to
recognise some objects and its properties.
it can take both objects and x,y coordinates.
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Answer / gayathri
Analog recording:it records keyboard inputand the precise
x,y co-ordinates travelled by the mouse pointer across the
screen
Low level recording:here it is based on mouse clicks and
the x,y co-ordinates.that is instead of taking that
object,it will take the x,y co-ordinates of that object
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