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The highlighted color of the selector control is different between a Windows-based application and SAP.

To identify the selector of a control, the developer needs to hold down Alternative key for Windows and Control key for SAP.

Developers need to click to identify control selector in SAP while this is not required for Windows applications.

SAP automation requires activating the vision driver in Recorder while control can be directly identified for a Windows application.

Under the Scripts menu in the Web Client selecting the scheduled script and accessing the Logs tab

Via Schedules menu in Web Client, selecting the scheduled script and searching for execution data

Accessing the logs from agent computer \execution_logs -folder

Using Dashboard datasource LOGS

Reading logs from the System.Logs queue

Windows EXE

Define REST URL

Define a link to a script

Configure a button that points to a script

The client has been allocated one out of a total of three run time licenses.

The client has been allocated one out of three cores.

One bot has run and two are remaining.

There are three run time licenses available and one bot is consuming one of these licenses.

To check if the grammar from the input user response is correct

To identify the sentence structure of the user response based on input grammar file

To perform a spell check on the user response and return the corrected text

To extract the intention from the user response based on input grammar file

It will prompt for Google SSO

Use Token ID

Google Drive URL

Upload SSL Auth Certificate

Group refers to user role which is defined as super-administrator, administrator or normal user.

Group refers to a set of users or computers utilizing the same attended bot launcher.

Group refers to a set users, or computers, or both that can be set up in web client.

Group refers to job title of users which is set up during creation of each new user.

To perform a task using a sequence of commands only once

To run a sequence of commands that can be reused at any time

To keep similar scripts together

To process any errors that might arise