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Complete dialogue information and click on create

Editor Opens

	Test Case	Expected outcome	Pass / Fail	Testers CommentsTesting Notes. Testers - delete these comments and replace with any ‘Test fail' notes. Notes should enable the Development team to recreate the issue you experienced.
1	Login into Lawmaker as a PCO user Overview of Lawmaker	Dashboard displayed or last tab associated to the project you last viewed. Projects and documents	Status colour Green title Pass Status colour Red title FAIL	Taken to the dashboard And it will show that I am logged in with my username I will be able to see projects that have been created by PCO users I will be able to see projects that have a published Bill or Act in them from other organisations I will not be able to see projects created by other organisations that do not have a published Bill in them Note Dashboard Functionality is tested in other scripts
2	Create a New Project Creating a new project	Correct box is dialogue displayedCan select different: types sub-types Enter title Create a Scottish Public Bill / Government Click Create	Status colour Green title Pass Status colour Red title FAIL	Image Added
3		Editor Opens	‘Empty’ document is displayed in the Editor	Status colour Green title	Tips
Must begin with "The", contain the word "Act" and end in a year

An empty Bill template will shown in the Editor

And the document

information panel will be updated accordingly
And the name of the Bill will show in the Editor
And a new Bill project will be created on the dashboard
And the project will not be visible to users in another organisation

AND I can go back into the Bill and change the short title

, with the Short title at the top automatically updating when I edit 'Title' in the Doc Info panel

‘Empty’ document is displayed in the Editor

Add a Subject, extent and sub-subject

Managing Subject, Extent and Subsubject

Click on Body

Build-up the Bill Structure by creating: Parts, Chapters, Cross Headings, Sections, sub-sections, paragraphs, and the equivalent Schedules.

Also, create some other elements (eg: definitions, lists)

CCA is display

Creates a realistic looking Bill

Structure view is updated in line with new elements created in the Editor

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Update the enacting words with the following text: 15(7)(B) of the Education Act 2006

Press Ctrl S or click on the Save button

Progress bar displayed and % complete increases to 100%

Document is saved

Locks are released

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Entering new provisions

Inserting provisions

Press Enter to bring up the CCA and select a provision

Editor functionality is tested in a separate script

Once you have created a provision, you can copy and paste it to build up the document

You can copy provisions from an SI/SSI on http://www.legislation.gov.uk

Draft any substantive provisions first

Add some schedules

The content will be structured correctly

The numbering will be correct

The Structure view is updated

Inserting, modifying and deleting provisions

Can create parts and cross headings

Inserting Explanatory Notes

ENs appear at the end of the document

Ensure smart paste works

Inserting Commencement Tables

Commencement History Block appears at the end of Dcoument

OLD - Saving a document version Add one or more J-Refs to Sections or Schedules

(v13) Managing J-refs

J-Refs are display in the Editor in Red

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Create cross reference(s) to sections that contain J-refs.

Click Tag X-refs

(v13) Cross-references (x-refs)

You can toggle on and off to display the J-ref in cross-references

Tools / Show/hide J-refs in cross references

Turn on Track Changes

Using tracked changes

Delete one or more elements / Insert element(s) and move element(s)

Inserted and deleted elements are display in the editor and blue (insert) or red (deleted)

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Generate PDF

Generating and viewing a PDF

Ensure:

• Show tracked changes is ticked

• Select Sidelining

• Show J-Refs in margins

• Show J-Refs within cross references

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https://lawmaker.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/createpage.action?spaceKey=USERMANUAL&title=Saving%20a%20document%20version

A progress bar appears and progresses to 100%

A message is displayed saying ‘Document Saved’

On the project tab, the version last modified is the same as the time it was saved

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OLD - Inserting table of contents

Table is inserted at the start of the document

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Deleting a table of contents

Table is removed.

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Generating and viewing a PDF

PDF is created

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Delete the Explanatory Notes

OLD - Deleting a provision Deleting provisions and other elements

EN is removed

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Save and Close the Editor

OLD - Saving a document version

Click on Close Editor button (top, left)

The browser tab for the Editor is closed

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Duplicating a document version

On the project tab, a new folder (options) and document version is created

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Creating an empty document in a project

New document created and displayed as a green tile on the project tab under the appropriate folder

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Move document

Move document to a new or alternative folder

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OLD - Managing document information

Date and SI Number appear above the subject

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Managing Dates

Test Add, Update and Delete

Insert ‘Other’ Date

The Dates at the start of the document are updated accordingly.

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Insert a Signature Block

Managing Signatures

A signature block is inserted

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From the Insert menu, select ‘Inserting Front Matter Elements’

A modal is presented and from ‘Front Matter Element’ pull down list, four options are presented (see below)

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Select one of the following Options

• Laid in draft

• Correction

• Resolution

• Approved (do not test this option, at this stage)

The Rubric option pull down list changes depending on what element is selected

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Select a Rubric and click on Insert

The Rubric is inserted at the start of the document

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Marking a document as 'Signed'

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Downloading a ZIP file of a document

A zip file is created containing XML, PDF and Tiff files

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Submitting an Act or SI/SSI to TNA

Successful message display

Document available on the API

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Open the SI in the Editor

From the Insert menu, select ‘Inserting Front Matter Elements’

From ‘Front matter element’, Select ‘Approved’

The Rubric options lists several Approved by options.

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Select one of the ‘Approved by’ options and click on Insert

The appropriate rubric is inserted above the Date Block