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Old 12-18-2009, 11:12 AM
khansen khansen is offline
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Default Multiple windows same application

This is not a wild cards symbols problem.

I have 2 windows open on the same time (then need to be opened on the sametime):
"f1.doc notepad.exe"
"f2.doc notepad.exe"

at differnt runs this cab be f3.doc f4.doc f5.doc, etc so you can use wildcards to open or work on "*notepad.exe"

But I have two windows open that match "*notepad.exe" I need to copy some text from f1.doc to f2.doc. How in the script I can tell one line to read from "fx.doc notepad.exe" and write to "fy.doc notepad.exe"

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Old 01-04-2010, 10:32 AM
forumsupport forumsupport is offline
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Hello,

If these are the text files then, we suggest you to make use of 'Read from CSV/Text' file command to read data from specified file. You can make use of variable to specify the file name. Also, 'Read from CSV/Text file' command supports session functionality so another CSV/Text file can be read while processing the first CSV/Text file.

If you can tell more about the type of file then we can create specific sample as per the requirement.
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