A developer wants to create a process which uses UI automation activities on hidden or minimized windows for a user in a Call Center. While the process is running on the user’s machine, the user also needs the ability to use the machine to look up items in a desktop application.
Which activity must be configured to be able to interact with hidden or minimized windows?
To interact with hidden or minimized windows, the 'Click' activity can be configured with properties such as 'SimulateClick' or 'SendWindowMessages'. These properties enable the automation to simulate user actions without requiring the actual visibility of the application window. This allows background automation to proceed while the user can simultaneously use the computer for other tasks.
Option-A Interact means get some value from minimized screen, which is feasible thru get full text
Although the question is written poorly, only 'Get Full text' activity can get hidden values when you do screen scraping from studio, none of other activities mentioned in the answer can do anything with hidden elements/values. For those who are saying answer is C with smiling emoji, you should immediately cancel your exam if it is scheduled already.
Which activity must be configured. "Get full text" is not an activity (get text with Full text as parameter is) "Check" and "set text" do not need any configuration to work with hidden window However Click used with input mode = hardware events do not work with hidden windows So you need to configure specifically the click activity ==> C
https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/ui-automation/get-full-text Get full text is not an activity? what a joke. Good luck in your exam for real
https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2023.4/user-guide/ui-automation#the-simulatetype-and-simulateclick-properties Get Full Text, Set Text, Check can be used for background automation without any changes in properties but for click, we need properties updated.
It's a weird question :) But I think the answer is C
Which activity must be configured to be able to interact with hidden or minimized windows? C - Click Drag and drop a Click activity into a sequence and hover mouse over SimulateClick in the property sheet. The last two sentences in the tooltip answer the question. Same info available in Click doc and Input-Methods doc.
"the user also needs the ability to use the machine to look up items in a desktop application" why do people say is C?? Click is not even used to look up items. Ans should be A as the activity can literally do that with hidden windows
correct Ans:C
La respuesta correcta es C y explicare por que. Cuando usas la actividad click por defecto utiliza como meto de entrada los eventos de hardware. Pero esto solo aplica cuando utilizas la actividad clasica de click. De hecho la clave de la pregunta esta en la respuesta D "Check" es una actividad que esta solo presente en las actividades clasicas, esto quiere decir que al comparar cada una de las respuesta debe ser con actividades clasicas. en actividades modernas no existe la actividad "check:" y el resto de actividades no requiere un cambio en la configuración de sus propiedades.
To interact with hidden or minimized windows in UiPath, you should use the Simulate Click or SendWindowMessages property, as these options allow your automation to interact with the user interface even when the window is not visible. Given the options provided, the correct choice would be: C. Click The "Click" activity with the "Simulate Click" option (previously known as "Click Most Voted") or the "SendWindowMessages" property enabled can be configured to interact with elements in hidden or minimized windows. These options allow the automation to simulate user actions without requiring the actual visibility of the application window. This is useful in scenarios like a Call Center, where the user might want to perform other tasks on their machine while the UiPath process is running.
Correct answer should be C