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RCA.Activities.Java.TypeInto Description This Type Into activity allows you to type

the location of that field. Properties Before Type Click (Checkbox) - Tick it if you want to choose to click before typing the text. Empty Field (Checkbox) - Tick it if you want to empty the field before

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Type** * **Click (Checkbox)** - Tick it if you want to choose to click before typing the text. * **Empty Field (Checkbox) **- Tick it if you want to empty the field before typing the text. * **Set Focus

: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-language-quick-reference E.g: “\d{2}-\d{2}-\d{4}” Regex Option (Dropdown box)- You check it if you want to add bitwise

://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-options Public (Checkbox) - If you check

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. For more details of the options, visit: [[https:~~/~~/docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types

expression pattern: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-language-quick-reference E.g: “\d{2}-\d{2}-\d{4}” Public (Checkbox) - If you check it, the data of this activity

of the options, visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-options

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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. Target.Selector – Use to find

element by using Computer Vision when the activity is executed. Target.CvType – Indicates the type

** – 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. * **Target.Selector

element by using Computer Vision when the activity is executed. * **Target.CvType** – Indicates the type

. 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

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 menu item. This activity support only 2 kinds of selector types: Strict Selector & Fuzzy Selector, other types are not supported

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

. * **Target.SearchSteps** – The selector types that you want to use for identifying the menu item. 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 menu item identified using

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

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

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

and type in the Search bar the name of the desired activity pack. Step 2: Click the Install button. Step

 and create a new Process. Step 2: Verify the existing activities packages by clicking the Package Manager

of the next steps: Step 1: Click Project Dependencies Step 2: Choose a package to uninstall, then click

[2] About Activities Packages

[2] About Activities Packages

2:** Verify the existing activities packages by clicking the **Package Manager** button located

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others based on a specific expression. For example, you want to compare 2 int32 variables A and B

using it. Expression* - The specific condition you want to choose for the execution. Type Argument (Dropdown List) - Enables you to choose different types of statement that can be add in the expression

on a specific expression. For example, you want to compare 2 int32 variables A and B and there are 3 possible

. * **Type Argument (Dropdown List)** - Enables you to choose different types of statement that can be add

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