Sometimes you might run into trouble with a control being linked to a specific document property. For instance, you may be asking the user to perform a series of actions in an Excel workbook, but when you preview the steps, the content doesn’t progress as you expect. The capturing tool may have tied itself to the particular document from which you recorded the steps. Editing the Step properties may be necessary. Similar to needing to use one of the Refine Capture options to precisely identify an application control, a captured control may be recorded as "Text (No Name)," "Client (No Name)," or something similar. For authors, renaming the captured step is useful in confirming exactly which control was captured. Additionally, an alternative method of refining the location of a captured step can be performed by editing a Step.
1.Select the captured Step to be edited. 2.Right-click the Step, and then select Edit Step. 3.If necessary, modify the name of the Step as appropriate. In the graphic below, "New Sheet" is the correct name, replacing "Sheet Navigation Bar."
4.Click the More Properties button to review additional applications or document-specific properties. 5.For assistance with which Properties to change, contact support@Intellek.io. 6.When finished editing the Step, click Accept on the ribbon. |
