CheckPoints in Test Partner

Check: A check is a definition of what the application should be showing at any particular point.

Bitmap checks — Bitmap checks compare an actual bitmap with a defined bitmap. These checks are used to check the appearance of toolbars, the desktop,
and other windows that contain non-textual information

Clock checks — Clock checks measure the time the system takes to perform a process. Clock checks help you determine how the system performs under
varying CPU or network loads.

Content checks — Content checks test the contents of tables and list controls in a window or web page.This is used for creating checks in listbox.Through this content check we can check how many items are flowing in an list box and what is the default value of the listbox.

Field checks — Field checks enable you to conduct specific types of text comparisons, including date
and time, for individual fields you select in a window or area.

Property checks — Property checks verify the properties of the controls in a dialog or web page or Window.

Text checks — Text checks provide an exact comparison of the text in a window or individual area to defined text.
If you check a whole screen, areas that contain legitimately variable data — such as dates and login IDs — can be ignored.