How to read text from Terminal Screen and put in a word file

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Hi,
I am using Terminal Emulator and VB 6 Macro. I would like to know how to validate and verify screen text from host display and put in word or text file.

I will appreciate if someone can help me.

Shiblu
SQA Engineer
Quicken Loans.

Posted 4-Apr-12 8:45am

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ZurdoDev 4-Apr-12 15:09pm

Does your Terminal Emulator have an API? I have done this before using Reflections.

[no name] 4-Apr-12 15:14pm

Yes I do have API but I am using VBA.
1. Using Macro to record some step
then validate and verifiy also find text
trying to put in exel or word files and compare expected result.

Thanks For your quick reply.
Shiblu Ahmad
SQA Engineer.
shibluahmad@quickenloans.com

[no name] 4-Apr-12 15:28pm

Which verision of Reflection did you use?
Did you use API or Macro?
Do you have some demo scripts?
Thank you
Shiblu

ZurdoDev 4-Apr-12 15:35pm

This was years ago. I don't remember what version. It was actually a script written in Reflection script that created the Excel file and dumped the data from the screen into it.

[no name] 4-Apr-12 15:36pm

How to validate and verify data from screen? Did you use VBA or API?

Thanks

ZurdoDev 4-Apr-12 15:56pm

It was actually script that ran as a macro in Reflections. It was Reflections script but the syntax was extremely similar to VBScript.

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