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# Load Test Result Detail-Statistics and Diagrams

Displays the test environment, test input parameters, and a summary of the executed web surfing session.

You can also **modify, delete or add real-time comments** as well as add or modify the annotation of the test-run - before you generate the PDF report. However, all *retroactively* entered real-time comments are not permanently stored inside the result data.


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