A developer wants to create a process for a Call Center user. This process must:
1. Interact with application windows that are minimized or in the background.
2. Allow the user to interact with separate desktop applications at the same time.
Which workflow activity requires modifications to some of the properties' default values to ensure this process runs in the background?
The Type Into activity can be configured to work in the background by changing its input method property to either SendWindowMessages or Simulate Type. This modification allows it to interact with application windows that are minimized or in the background while allowing the user to interact with other desktop applications simultaneously.
Type Into, Input mode will need to be configured to use either Windows messages or Simulate. https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/user-guide/type-into
The Correct answer is D. In the properties of the Type Into Activity is the option Simulate Type who work in the background. So the only activity that can be modified to work in the background is Type Into.
Type Into by default uses Hardware Events input method which only works in foreground. To make it work in the background, it needs to be changed to either SendWindowMessages or Simulate Type/Click input method, which is done by changing a property of the activity.
can use the "Get Text" activity to retrieve text from a minimized or background application window. The "Get Text" activity is used to retrieve the text from a specified UI element, such as a label or text box, and it can be used with any visible or non-visible element on the screen. Therefore, if you have identified the UI element in the minimized or background application window using the "Attach Window" activity, you can then use the "Get Text" activity to retrieve the text content of that element.
You are talking about 'Get FULL text', not 'Get Text' you dummy!
If you chech all the activities just the Type Into Activity has the option that can be set to work in background !
It is D
It is D
Ans -D
Type Into by default uses Hardware Events input method which only works in foreground. To make it work in the background, it needs to be changed to either SendWindowMessages or Simulate Type/Click input method, which is done by changing a property of the activity.
Correct answer should be D