Hello,

Are you using Windows Forms or WPF Infragistics controls?  I am asking because you posted in the Test Automation for WPF forum and then include Windows Forms in your title?  Please clarify what controls in what environment you are using.

If you are using the Windows Forms UltraToolbarsManager then you would want Infragistics Test Automation for Windows Forms for HP UFT.  The latest version can be downloaded form the Test Automation product page: https://www.infragistics.com/how-to-buy/product-pricing

Please note that the volume of Infragistics Test Automation must match the volume of the Infragistics controls used to build the application under test and if you need an older volume of Infragistics Test Automation (formerly TestAdvantage) you would need to download that from the archived downloads page: https://www.infragistics.com/support/archived-downloads

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.

Your can use Process Explorer to do find the version of the Infragistics assemblies used in the AUT with the following steps:

1. If needed, download Process Explorer and extract it.
2. Run your AUT
3. Run Process Explorer
4. Select your AUT in the list of Processes in Process Explorer
5. Show dll's in the lower pane.
   1. Make sure Show Lower Pane is checked under the View menu.
   2. Make sure that it is set to show DLLs: View -> Lower Pane View -> DLLs
6. Make sure the Version is shown in the lower pane.
   1. Right click on the headers in the lower pane and choose "Select Columns ..."
   2. Make sure Version is checked.
7. Find the Infragistics assemblies in the lower pane and see what version they are.

The version of the assemblies will tell you what volume of Infragistics Test Automation you need.  The Major and Minor numbers will tell you the Volume of NetAdvantage.  For example if the version of the assembly is 13.2.20132.1000 then the major version is 13 and the minor version is 2 and the volume is 2013 Volume 2.

The assembly name will also be useful to know if you need to use the version-less assemblies once Infragistics Test Automation is installed.  If the assembly names begin with "Infragistics2" or "Infragistics4" then you will use the default configuration for Infragistics Test Automation when it is installed.  If the assembly begins with "Infragistics" without a number then the assemblies are the version-less assemblies and you will need to change the configuration of Infragistics Test Automation to use the version-less assemblies.

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.