TAP Release Notes 20.11
TAP Studio Release 20.11 includes new features, bug fixes and quality of life changes.
New features
Window Manager is now available with better user experience and it includes support for uncommon resolutions as well as multi-monitor setups.
Fuzzy String Matching helper class with scripting support added
Actipro controls updated to v687
Control Identifier pickers now allow empty selection
Display Name attribute added to actions, allowing quick and easy descriptive renaming
Key selection dropdown options now available for Press Key action
Toolbox Action/Sequence adding items can now be added easier by just double clicking them in the toolbox. Actions will be added in the previously selected Sequence
Actions can now be selected from the high-level diagram view
Executable files are now digitally signed for improved security
UI and Ease of Use Improvements
Choose File Dialog action was added
Choose Folder Dialog action was added
User Input Dialog action was added
Write To Console action was added
Word Replace action added for replacing text in MS Word formatted documents
Select Point widget added (to be used with Click Point and similar actions) for quicker and easier point selection
Hit RETURN key option added after every Type Text action
Resolved Issues
This release of TAP Studio comes with the following fixes:
Bug #73: fixed an issue with the File Move action that not working correctly
Bug #74: fixed an issue that allowed for multiple TAP Assistant instances to be started
Bug #75: fixed a performance issue where UI Browser could become unresponsive on some systems
Bug #76: fixed an UI issue where double clicking sequences from the toolbox with another sequence selected would not work properly and could force TAP Studio to quit unexpectedly
Bug #82: fixed an issue where UI Browser highlighted elements incorrectly when DPI scalling was activated. Issue was also affecting TAP Studio main window scalling performance.
Bug #83: fixed an issue where UI Browser selection would not work as expected while using Windows Server 2012 R2.
Bug #84: fixed an issue with the Start Process action that was not working reliably with absolute paths
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