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Old 12-22-2009, 05:19 AM
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Hello,

Looking at your requirement, try using our advanced automation product, Automation Anywhere that provides variable support. You can create random variables using Automation Anywhere. You can view a demo on it at, Automation Anywhere - Learning Center

You can use the random variable created with 'Insert Keystrokes' command from Insert Variable list box.

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Hope that helps.
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