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From RPA standpoint it is required from an automation to start on its own depending on the date,time and frequency. OpenSpan runtime can be scheduled to start on its if we can make use of Task Scheduler. Let us assume that the Automation should run every week on Wednesday at 7:00 PM. Below steps will explain further :- 1. Open Task Scheduler Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Task Scheduler. 2. Click on "Create Basic Task". 2. Give this Task a name and description. 3. Select a Trigger. 4. Suppose we have selected Weekly trigger in step 3. We will now select Start Time, Recurrence and day of the week. 5. Select Action, here we will select 'Start a Program' as we have to start OpenSpan.Runtime.exe. 6. Now set executable path of OpenSpan.Runtime.exe to Program/Script and set Add argument as "Project = Deployment file path (.OpenSpan file)" 7. Once finished with step 6, now comes the ...

Use Case User A interrogate section 1,2,3 of windows application 'A' User B simultaneously interrogate section 4,5,6 of windows application 'A' Requirement Can there be a single adapter covering sections 1,2,3,4,5,6 for windows application 'A'? Solution Adapter 1 Contains Login Controls of Application A Adpater 2 Contains Homepage Controls of Application A that appears after Login is done. Now go to folder soultion folder and follow the below steps :- Locate Adapter1.os file and open it in notepad. Locate the End of section 1 in the above image Locate the Adaper2.os file and open it in notepad. Copy the entire section 2 and paste it in Adapter1.os text file at the end of Section 1 And modify control and Match rule names for the section pasted at the end of section 1. Save the Adaper1.os file and open the solution. Adapter1 will now contains both the controls.