Synchronization directives allow you to better control
  the play of a recorded script by controlling how the
  Play/Record tool synchronizes the play.

1  –  DSynch Lab

  Synchronization directives allow you to better control
  the play of a recorded script by controlling how the
  Play/Record tool synchronizes the play.

2  –  Synch Tgl

  Click on the Synchronize toggle to place a
  synchronization marker into the recorded script file.
  Such a marker, when encountered during play of the
  script will cause the Play/Record tool to, after
  synchronizing or timeout, to reset counts of XRequests
  and XEvents, thereby establishing a baseline for
  continuation of script synchronization.

  The purpose of placing such synchronization markers
  into the script is to mark points in the script of
  known stability (no application activity).  This
  feature is intended only for advanced users of the
  Play/Record tool.

3  –  DataReqS Lab

  To specify application output text strings for play
  synchronization.  The play will delay proceeding until
  the specified text is seen as output (display request)
  from the application or until timeout.

4  –  ImageS Tgl

  Use the ImageText8 toggle and text entry to enter
  strings on which script play will synchronize.

  When the recorded script is played, the script play
  will pause until the application outputs the specified
  display string (using the ImageText8 X Request format).
  If the specified string is not encountered, the script
  play will continue after timeout.

5  –  ImageS Txt

  Use the ImageText8 toggle and text entry to enter
  strings on which script play will synchronize.

  When the recorded script is played, the script play
  will pause until the application outputs the specified
  display string (using the ImageText8 X Request format).
  If the specified string is not encountered, the script
  play will continue after timeout.

6  –  PolyS Tgl

  Use the PolyText8 toggle and text entry to enter
  strings on which script play will synchronize.

  When the recorded script is played, the script play
  will pause until the application outputs the specified
  display string (using the PolyText8 X Request format).
  If the specified string is not encountered, the script
  play will continue after timeout.

7  –  PolyS Txt

  Use the PolyText8 toggle and text entry to enter
  strings on which script play will synchronize.

  When the recorded script is played, the script play
  will pause until the application outputs the specified
  display string (using the PolyText8 X Request format).
  If the specified string is not encountered, the script
  play will continue after timeout.