Gok_01

Verify that GOK enables / disables the 'Menus' and 'Toolbars' buttons based on the kind of application invoked.

E.g.: The 'Menus' and 'Toolbars' buttons are disabled for the 'Font properties' capplet. The same buttons are enabled for the 'Gedit' application.

Gok_02

Verify that the GOK onscreen keyboard provided by the 'Compose' button can be used to type in any text for the selected application.

E.g.: Invoke 'Gedit' application, click on the text area, and then click on the 'Compose' button in GOK. Select the required keys from the onscreen keyboard. The characters appear in the gedit text area.

Gok_03

Verify that the 'Launcher' button allows the user to launch any of the 'Terminal', 'Web Browser' or 'Text Editor' applications.

Gok_04

Verify that the 'Activate' button allows the user to activate any of the currently running application windows on the user’s desktop, including the panels and the gnome desktop.

Gok_05

Verify that the 'Menus' button lists all the available menus in the current application. And, clicking on a menu button displays the sub-menu and menu items contained within the menu. Also verify that clicking on a menu item activates the menu item.

E.g.: Click on the help browser application, and then click on the 'Menus' button. The GOK window now displays the ‘File’, 'Go' and 'Help' buttons (the help browser menus). Click on the 'File' button and it displays the 'New Window' and 'Close Window' buttons (menu items).

Gok_06

Verify that the 'Toolbars' button lists all the available buttons in the application toolbar.

E.g.: Click on the help browser application and then click on the 'Toolbars' button. The GOK window now displays the 'Back', 'Forward' and 'Home' buttons.

Gok_07

Verify that the 'UI Grab' button displays all the button objects for the selected application window.

E.g.: Open 'Font Properties' capplet, and click on the 'UI Grab' button in GOK window. The GOK window now displays the names of the buttons in the capplet, viz., 'sans', 'sans', 'close' and 'help'.