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Revision as of 22:00, 2 February 2011
Description
This test case tests how well 
evince
Setup
- Download (or otherwise provide) some test PDF documents. Very large and complex files make good tests. The Red Hat installation guide is a good example, but try also to test other documents
How to test
- Open the test document(s) with Evince (this will be the default action in the GNOME desktop if you just open the documents)
- Test scrolling through each document
- Test jumping to specific pages of each document, both by clicking on chapter headings in the side bar, and by entering a page number into the appropriate dialog
- Close the application
Expected Results
- The document(s) should be loaded reasonably quickly and correctly displayed
- You should be able to scroll through the document(s) without excessive rendering delays
- You should be able to jump to specific pages in the document(s) correctly and without excessive rendering delays
- Evince should close correctly, and should not crash, unexpectedly close the document, or display any errors at any time during the test