This chapter describes how to use the utility and reserved objects included in UFT replace with out-of-the-box. These objects are loaded automatically on launching UFT, so that their methods and properties are accessible immediately. There is a wide array of reserved objects, which offer services to utilize mouse and keyboard, system processes, files of different types, object repositories, time, APIs, and so on.
In addition, UFT supports custom-reserved objects, thus enabling the development of extensions to the basic out-of-the-box functionality. We will also give a step-by-step account of how this can be accomplished.