Automated software test tools have a high disappointment rate. After an initial flush of excitement of recording test scripts, the tool often becomes "shelfware," and testing returns to the old manual methods. The keys to successfully implementing an automated test tool are preparation, training, and realistic expectations. Here are answers for some of the common pitfalls and misconceptions.
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