Overview
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- Module 1: This module describes how to use the WinAutomation connector to run WinAutomation from a Power Automate flow.
- Create a flow in Power Automate that passes arguments through the command line to WinAutomation.
- Create a process in WinAutomation that retrieves arguments from the command line.
- Use arguments as variables in a WinAutomation process.
- Module 2: Learn about the database actions in WinAutomation.
- Compose a connection string to connect to a database.
- Use the appropriate action to run queries on a database.
- Module 3: Learn about the synchronization actions in WinAutomation.
- Learn when to prevent parallel implementation.
- Configure synchronization actions.
- Create a process with synchronization actions to prevent simultaneous access to a file.
- Module 4: Learn about the scripting actions in WinAutomation.
- Learn how to use scripting actions.
- Create two processes using VBScript and JavaScript.
- Module 5: Learn how to create and review logs to monitor your processes.
- Learn how logs work and why they are critical for WinAutomation.
- Filter logs based on their type and date.
- Use the Log Message action to create a custom log.
- Review logs.
- Module 6: Learn about the Active Directory actions in WinAutomation.
- Connect to an Active Directory server.
- Manage users, groups, and objects with Active Directory actions.
- Module 7: Learn about the optical character recognition (OCR) actions in WinAutomation.
- Learn how to configure OCR actions.
- Create a process that extracts text from PDF files by using OCR technologies.
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