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Why you have to add the specific add in in QTP? My answer is to recognize the specific objects we have to add the add-in in QTP...but he asked again after adding addin how qtp recognize the objects successfully? what is there in the add-in ?
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Answer Posted / ramprasadv
Further he may expect,
The objects can be identified by using OBJECT SPY
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