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CV Check CV Click CV Dropdown Select CV Element Exists CV Get Text CV Highlight CV Hover CV Screen Scope CV Table Extract CV Type Into

Type Into>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Computer%20Vision/Activities/CV%20Type

Check Click Element Exists Find Element Get Text Hover Select Item Select Multiple Items Send Hotkey Take Screenshot Type Into

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and String variables for specifying the Salesforce Object record ID to attach the file to. Share Type

to determine the sharing type of the file. 3 options available: V: Viewer C: Collaborator I: Internal

the file to. * **Share Type: **This field accepts string values and String variables, requiring a valid Salesforce-supported value to determine the sharing type of the file. 3 options available: ** V: Viewer ** C

but this activity does not support the Computer Vision method. Target.CvType – Indicates the type of button

. Target.SearchSteps – The selector types that you want to use for identifying the element. This activity support only 2 kinds of selector types: Strict Selector & Fuzzy Selector, other types are not supported

not support the Computer Vision method. * **Target.CvType** – Indicates the type of button identified using

. * **Target.SearchSteps** – The selector types that you want to use for identifying the element. This activity support only 2 kinds of selector types: Strict Selector & Fuzzy Selector, other types are not supported

The Common Element Activities Pack contains all the activities used for creating automation projects. These activities enable the robots to: Perform browser interaction and window manipulation. Simulate human interaction, such as performing mouse and keyboard commands or typing and extracting text

or typing and extracting text. ))) See also: * [[Activities>>path:/bin/view/Activities/Common%20Element

The AI Computer Vision pack contains refactored fundamental Common Element activities such as Click, Type Into, or Get Text. The main difference between the CV activities and their classic counterparts is their usage of the Computer Vision neural network developed in-house by our Machine Learning department

(% class="box" %) ((( The AI Computer Vision pack contains refactored fundamental Common Element activities such as **Click**, **Type Into**, or **Get Text**. The main difference between the CV activities and their classic counterparts is their usage of the **Computer Vision** neural network developed in-house by our

- Specifies what type of operation you want to perform. “Insert” is default value. The following options

to perform the operation. Only String variables supported. * **Operation** - Specifies what type of operation

> Workflow). Select the Activity Library project template. Type “RCA.Activities.Demo” in the Name box. Select

node, select Workflow. Select Code Activity from the Workflow list. Type SumInt into the Name box

Open command prompt at your project folder Figure 1 Click on address bar -> type ‘cmd’ -> press

the Activity Library project template. Type “RCA.Activities.Demo” in the Name box. Select .NET Framework 4.5.2

. Select Code Activity from the Workflow list. 1. Type SumInt into the Name box and then click Add. 1

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, and even extract formulas. Also, there are other types of activities in this pack that aid in the creation

macros, and even extract formulas. Also, there are other types of activities in this pack that aid

. Target.CvType – Indicates the type of element control identified using Computer Vision but this activity does

Search when the activity is executed. Target.SearchSteps – The selector types that you want to use for identifying the element. This activity support only 2 kinds of selector types: Strict Selector & Fuzzy

** – Indicates the type of element control identified using Computer Vision but this activity does not support

when the activity is executed. * **Target.SearchSteps** – The selector types that you want to use for identifying the element. This activity support only 2 kinds of selector types: Strict Selector & Fuzzy