Answer Posted / nath t

Yes we can associate the library files with out
using "Executefile" statement. But you should use AOM method

Example:
Dim qApp
Dim qLibs

Set qApp = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")
qApp.Launch
qApp.Visible = True

qApp.Open "E:\Test1", False, False ' Open a test

Set qLibs = qtApp.Test.Settings.Resources.Libraries ' Get
the libraries collection object
qLibs.Add "C:\Utilities.vbs", 1 ' Add the library to the
collection

qApp.Test.Save
qApp.Quit
Set qLibs = Nothing
Set qApp = Nothing

First of all you have to create Quick Test object after
that open the test with the help of Quick Test Object and
also create Libraries object after that you can add ".vbs"
files.

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