May be there are several ways, but I think, by getting the 
title of the yahoo page, we can validate. This is concept, 
not real example. I have to test this today.... So Check 
the correctness of this code before run it.

pname= Browser("...").Page("welcome xxxx/OR Something 
else").GetRoProperty("text")
If pname="welcomexxx" then
datatable("TestName",3)=Environment("TestName")
datatable("Results",3)="Pass"
else
datatable("TestName",3)=Environment("TestName")
datatable("Results",3)="Fail"
End if
Datatable.exportsheet "c:\res.xls",3

Already I am nervous.
First give me job. Then I show you how to do auto. Please 
don't ask such type of hard questions.
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By using Standard Check Points. Check the title of the Next 
Widow.
Ex: title="welcome.*"
x=Browser()page().GetROProperty("text")
If x="welcome JIGGA" then
Browser().page().webButton("").click
End if
We can use this as a standard check point.

rather than using checkpoints in scripts it is better to 
use GetRoProperty to validate any functionality. Some times 
Checkpoints are getting failed when scripts are moved from 
one location to the other location

for validating yahoo loging we can use inbox, compose 
buttons visible property

Text Area check point for UID and Password Fields

Page Check point OR Table Check point


Please correct me if i am wrong

Sorry for writting this Muralikrishna, your answer is 
wrong. You should use standard check point to login and 
passward and page checkpoint for the login window.

If it is after log in I mean after entering into the 
account u have to check the text check point inorder to 
verify the account holders name is appeared on the screen.
If it is sign in page u have to insert standard checkpoint 
to check username is printed or not.


sailaja

I do verify the above cases in this way.
ret= Browser("yahoo").Page("home").CheckProperty
("title","Yahoo...")
if ret= true Then
 <lines of code>
Else
 <lines of code>