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By David Worthington
August 12, 2008 —
A test tools and services company is selling the test pages for developers to validate their applications’ ability to consume and process files from top-selling programs.
Last Wednesday, QualityLogic began offering ATS-IF test suite intermediate files, which are raw data files used in printer/driver testing, for sale at the QualityLogic Online Storefront.
The files are designed to allow test teams to validate the accuracy and performance of their file manipulation processes. ATS-IFs can be sent through a print driver just as an end user would send a print job, according to the company.
ATS-IFs are available for both Windows XP and Vista, in English as well as several Asian languages. Test files are available for applications from Adobe, Corel, Microsoft, OpenOffice.org, Quark and others.
The Windows Vista ATS-IFs support the latest versions of applications from Adobe, Microsoft and Quark, including Adobe’s CS3 line of products, Microsoft’s Office 2007 suite and Quark 7. ATS-IFs for those products are not available for Windows XP; support is limited to older product versions.
There is also a price difference between the platforms: ATS-IFs for Windows Vista are priced US$1,195 per file compared to $575 for Windows XP. Additionally, OpenOffice.org test files are not available for Windows XP. The localized Asian versions cost $875 per file.
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