Among the 4 capture levels, Complete, Partial, Minimal, None. which one is mos

Among the 4 capture levels, Complete, Partial, Minimal,
None. which one is mostly used?

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Among the 4 capture levels, Complete, Partial, Minimal, None. which one is mostly used?..

Answer / moreshwar deshmukh

It is totally depend on the project requirement and project
scope. But many time I seen that people uses the None
capture level. Because most of time we uses the frame work
for the automation that why we can track the problem much
easily.

Complete — Captures all properties of all objects in the
application’s active window/dialog box/Web page in the
Active Screen of each step. This level saves Web pages
after any dynamic changes and saves Active Screen files in
a compressed format.

Partial — (Default). Captures all properties of all objects
in the application’s active window/dialog box/Web page in
the Active Screen of the first step performed in an
application’s window, plus all properties of the recorded
object in subsequent steps in the same window. This level
saves Web pages after any dynamic changes and saves Active
Screen files in a compressed format.

Minimum — Captures properties only for the recorded object
and its parent in the Active Screen of each step. This
level saves the original source HTML of all Web pages
(prior to dynamic changes) and saves Active Screen files in
a compressed format.

None — Disables capturing of Active Screen files for all
applications and Web pages.

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