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The intention of the paper is to extend the testing methodology to a model of event structures with a dense time domain. Alternative characterizations of timed testing relations are provided. We also present algorithms for deciding timed testing for a subclass of the model under consideration. The key to our decision algorithms is that timed testing equivalences can be reduced to appropriate symbolic bisimulations.