> LoadTest Variable Timing

  To be able to realistically simulate a LoadTest, eValid has
  incorporated variable timings within the LoadTest Engine for the
  user to utilize variable delay multipliers to each line in a
  LoadTest Scenario. Having this option gives the user the
  flexibility to significantly alter how fast or how slow a
  particular eValid session is executed.

  e.g.

  # Multiple Delay Multipliers Set
  _eValid "C:\Project\Group\script1.evs" "CmdID001" "5" "" "-pm 2.0"
  _eValid "C:\Project\Group\script1.evs" "CmdID002" "5" "" "-pm 1.5"
  _eValid "C:\Project\Group\script1.evs" "CmdID003" "5" "" "-pm .01"

  # Group with same Delay Multiplier
  _eValid "C:\Project\Group\script1.evs" "CmdID004" "5" "" "-pm 1.0"
  _eValid "C:\Project\Group\script1.evs" "CmdID005" "5" "" "-pm 1.0"

  In the example given, the first 3 lines of the script were given
  multiple delay multiplier settings so the loadtest simulates the
  same script but with different speeds of execution. Paired along
  with a group which runs on the "Real Time" delay multiplier would
  make an excellent LoadTest Scenario.

  Note: A LoadTest Scenario may also involve various script files
        as each line as a completely independent session from each
        other and therefore adding more realism to the test.