We covered Projects and Project Suites in our last module. Next up then we have Checkpoints and Stores. Checkpoints to check something at a point in our test execution. Stores to store things. Obvious really.   There's no point in building out these projects and keyword tests if you don't have some way of checking the expected results against the actual results you see. Check points do exactly that. You can think of check points as the manual testing equivalent of defining your expected results and then checking what actually happens against them. The result being either a pass or a fail.           The Stores component in TestComplete is linked in quite closely with check points....