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 [[Property:link_title|The Eiffel Test Wizard]]
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 ==Introduction==
 
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 The '''New Eiffel test wizard''' creates new tests based on information entered by a developer on a series of wizard panes. Each of the three test types supported by AutoTest requires certain unique information. Therefore, there is a unique sequence of wizard panes corresponding to each test type, but you will notice that some of the same wizard panes are used in more than one sequence. 
 
 The '''New Eiffel test wizard''' is invoked by clicking the '''Create new test''' button ( [[Image:create new tests]] ) on the AutoTest interface toolbar. By default, clicking '''Create new test''' invokes the wizard sequence for a manual test. To choose a different type of test, click the triangle to the right of '''Create new test''' button and use the drop-down menu to select the specific test type you want.