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I am evaluating use-case management tools and CC currently is on top, I really like its simplicity. I would like to use the Level concept, as Cockburn suggests in http://alistair.cockburn.us/index.php/Structuring_use_cases_with_goals Problem 3.CC Use Cases have a level Field with Summary, User, Subfunction, these are similar to the above ...

I'm using CC 3.0.2868 - and loving it!   In the main success scenario I have 1. do this 2. do that 3 do another   In my extension I want to have: 2a. that fails       1. return to UC-1 Step 2   And have UC-1 Step 2 link to step 2 in the main success scenario (mss). And if I add another step ...

We have our use cases numbered according to packages - thank you for the renumbering feature. Now that we are all set, however... what happens now if we create use cases in the wrong package and move them into the correct package?  We obviously don't want to change the ids of the use cases that are currently in the right place -- when we ...

This was briefly discussed in another thread (http://www.casecomplete.com/Community/forums/thread/138.aspx), and here's what I said then: Sorry, no.  I suggest you use indenting of nested substeps to simulate this.  If this doesn't sit well with you or the indenting becomes too complicated, you might consider breaking out the ...

Thomas, Numbers found in the sub-steps of an extension automatically reference the corresponding step, but numbers in the extension itself won't.  For example consider this extension, attached to step 4: 4.a User types number 3    1. first do this    2. then do that    3. continue ...