9. The method as defined by claim 8, wherein said script interpreter provides said string of ASCII characters requiring multiple bytes to said UNLS interpreter, said UNLS interpreter including input method editor means for generating said predefined characters in said target language from said ASCII characters requiring multiple bytes and providing said generated predefined characters in said target language to said computer program for execution in conjunction with said translated test commands.
9. The method as defined by claim 8, wherein said script interpreter provides said string of ASCII characters requiring multiple bytes to said UNLS interpreter, said UNLS interpreter including input method editor means for generating said predefined characters in said target language from said ASCII characters requiring multiple bytes and providing said generated predefined characters in said target language to said computer program for execution in conjunction with said translated test commands. 10. The method as defined by claim 9, wherein said step of generating a universal script includes the use of universal NLS operators to identify operations selected by said user.