DTM$DW_HELPLIB.HLB  —  mu  t_mu, t_plm
  Choose the Play... menu item to replay an interactive
  terminal test or DECwindows test.

  The Play operation executes the specified session file.
  The file is not part of a collection and DTM does not
  compare the results.

  For terminal session files, DTM executes the session
  file as if it were being run on the same type of
  display device on which it was recorded. If the display
  device characteristics are different than those for the
  recording display device, the output may not appear as
  expected.

1  –  t_pldw

1.1  –  t_pldwdb

  Use the DECwindows Play dialog box to specify the
  DECwindows test whose session file you want to replay.

  The dialog box also provides options for specifying the
  device and provides the file that receives a copy of
  the output.

  DTM creates a task when you play a test.

1.1.1  –  t_pldwdb_ff

  Use the File field to enter the name of the test whose
  session file you want to replay.

  Optionally, you can first select (highlight) the test
  in an active test view window.

1.1.2  –  t_pldwdb_dis

  For terminal tests, DTM displays the output from the
  session file to the task output window. To specify a
  different terminal for display, click on the Output
  button and specify the device in the Output field.

  For DECwindows tests, DTM displays the output to the
  device defined by the logical name DECW$DISPLAY.

1.1.3  –  t_pldwdb_res

  Enable the result file button to indicate a specific
  file to receive a copy of the output of the replay.

  Use the Result file field to name the file that
  receives the output from the replay.

  If you enable the Result File button but leave the
  field blank, DTM places the output into the file that
  has a file type of .RES.

1.1.4  –  t_pldwdb_comm

  Use the Command field to invoke an application or run
  a command file at the start of a playing a DECwindows
  session file.

  For example, the following generic command would run an
  application undergoing testing:

               RUN sys$system:my$application

1.1.5  –  t_pldwdb_ok

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

  The border on this button indicates that it is the
  default choice. You can also choose the default by
  pressing the RETURN or ENTER key.

1.1.6  –  t_pldwdb_cb

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.

2  –  t_pltt

2.1  –  t_plttdb

  Use the Terminal Play dialog box to specify the
  interactive test whose session file you want to replay.

  The dialog box also provides options for specifying the
  device and provides the file that receives a copy of
  the output.

  DTM creates a task when you play a test.

2.1.1  –  t_plttdb_ff

  Use the File field to enter the name of the test whose
  session file you want to replay.

  Optionally, you can first select (highlight) the test
  in an active test view window.

2.1.2  –  t_plttdb_dis

  For terminal tests, DTM displays the output from the
  session file to the task output window. To specify a
  different terminal for display, click on the Output
  button and specify the device in the Output field.

  For DECwindows tests, DTM displays the output to the
  device defined by the logical name DECW$DISPLAY.

2.1.3  –  t_plttdb_res

  Enable the result file button to indicate a specific
  file to receive a copy of the output of the replay.

  Use the Result file field to name the file that
  receives the output from the replay.

  If you enable the Result File button but leave the
  field blank, DTM places the output into the file that
  has a file type of .RES.

2.1.4  –  t_plttdb_ok

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

  The border on this button indicates that it is the
  default choice. You can also choose the default by
  pressing the RETURN or ENTER key.

2.1.5  –  t_plttdb_cb

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.
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