Before starting with the code intensive topics (such as working with conditional statements & loop constructs in VBScript) as part of the QTP Tutorials series, it would be a good idea to first touch upon the most basic stuff in VBScript, which is ‘Writing and executing your first program in VBScript’. This is important because

In the previous article of this series we covered QTP VBScript basics and the VBScript variables. In this article, we’ll see the different types of operators in VBScript that you would be using frequently while working with QTP scripts. Operators in VBScript can be divided into four different types.

With this post, we are starting off a series of articles on the basic concepts of VBScript that you would be using extensively while creating automation test scripts in QTP. These articles would not be providing a comprehensive reference of VBScript. Instead, this would act as a quick refresher course on VBScript

Many a times you would have noticed that if you open a new browser window using QTP (or otherwise also) the browser is not in maximized mode by default. And in certain cases, you would really need the browser to be in maximized state (like for better readability). In this article,

You would have observed that nowadays, the modern web browsers support tabbed browsing. Tabbed browsing is a feature using which you can load multiple web pages in different tabs within the same browser window. Using this feature, it becomes very easy & convenient to switch between different tabs and view the web pages.

In this article, we’ll see how to use QTP to close an application through Windows Task Manager. We all know that Windows Task Manager is an application available in Windows Operating Systems which provides detailed information about all the processes/tasks currently running in your system. To manually close any process/task from the task manager,

In this article, you would see how to access emails in outlook, how to send emails using outlook and how to access different properties of an email item. To access email items, you can use MailItem class which contains the methods and properties to work with email items.

In this article, you’ll see how you can work with Outlook Contacts. We’ll cover various topics such as how to access Outlook Contacts, how to retrieve properties (such as name, telephone number, email id etc) from an Outlook Contact, how to search for a Contact, how to create a new Contact, delete a Contact etc.