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Property High Light Set Focus Take Screenshot Get Running Process Terminate Process Attach Process Keyboard

Open Window Window Scope Close Window Get Active Window Maximize Window Minimize Window Show Window Move Window Hide Window Restore Window Get Menu Select Item Scroll Send Hot Key Type Into Check/Uncheck

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/%5B03%5DClose%20Window/]] * [[Get Active Window>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Window

://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Window/Activities/%5B10%5DRestore%20Window/]] * [[Get Menu>>url:https

Get Python Object Invoke Python Method Load Python Script Python Scope Run Python Script

* [[Get Python Object>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Python/Activities/Get

/Activities/Python/Activities/Python%20Scope/]] * [[Run Python Script>>url:https://docs.akabot.com/bin/view/Activities/Python/Activities/Run%20Python%20Script/]]

and repetitive tasks Collaborate with human to complete a long-running process Running long processes or automations without the need of human interaction Operational method Processes are triggered by users or specific user events Not depend on users to trigger processes. They are assigned tasks and scheduled

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[Updated] Update new UI [Updated] Able to run process in Picture in Picture mode. Picture-in-Picture allows you to run attended automations without having to interrupt your current activity on the machine

* [Updated] Update new UI * [Updated] Able to run process in Picture in Picture mode. Picture-in-Picture allows you to run attended automations without having to interrupt your current activity on the machine

. AVAILABLE - the Agent is connected to the Center, not running any process and is free to be used BUSY - the Agent is running a process. DISCONNECTED- the Agent and Center have not communicated in the last 10

you are looking for in Quick Navigation tab to quickly search results. Use case 2: Start running

to the Center, not running any process and is free to be used **BUSY** - the Agent is running a process

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contact the project coordinator (if have) or send email to [email protected] to get the guidance. akaBot

Read/Write on this folder. Ex: NFS-NUGET 1.4. Permission requirement Your user accounts to run installation on each machine needs to have Run permission as Sudo. 1.5. Prepare Installation Packages Please

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, the computer running the agent must be the physical one. At that time, there will be always a process called

on Windows Professional, Enterprise, and Server Must be "Run with administrator" Allow service to simulate

to this computer” Uncheck option: “Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level

, there will be always a process called **"LogonUI.exe"** (Microsoft logon interface) running to ensure that the logon

available on **Windows Professional, Enterprise, and Server** * Must be **"Run with administrator

: **“Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication

/ logs/ ls -l 2.1.4 Step 4: Configure Tomcat service running 1. Get Java Installation folder sudo

to [email protected] to get the guidance. akaBot team is always here to support your installation success

Center machine to run installation needs to have Run permission as Sudo. 1.4. Prepare Installation

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coordinator (if have) or send email to [[[email protected]>>path:mailto:[email protected]]] to get

. Permission requirement(%%) == Your user accounts to run installation on each machine needs to have **Run

: Run / Stop Bot 1. Run Bot Manually (create new task, Clone) Option 1: S1: Click Automation in the left menu > Click Task tab S2: Choose workflow that needs to run manually, then save Option 2

> choose Clone > Click Save 2. Run Bot Schedule (set up schedule, disable schedule) 2.1. Create / Edit

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workflow that needs to run manually, then **save** [[image:image-20230308181710-50.png]] **Option 2