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Classic Typo

I happened to observe a classic typo in IBM Rational Quality Manager 2.0.

  1. Log into Rational Quality Manager 2.0 with admin credentials
  2. Go to Admin >> Jazz User Administration
  3. Click "Create User" in "Active Users" section
  4. Mouseover "Rational Quality Manager - Test Lab Manager" in "Client Access Licenses" section.
  5. Observe the "Classic Typo" within the contents of the popup information.

The screenshot below speaks for itself:



Will IBM/Jazz care to fix it in RQM's new version?
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Software Testing Exercise 1

Find more than 20 defects (layout inconsistencies, spelling errors, and the like) in the image below:

defects

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