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Monitoring - Screenshots (extra)It is possible to choose for which apps or websites special screenshots will be done "by content changing" in order not to miss important text or other information in the window."Interval of checking for window content" determines how often the window content to be compared with the previous one, i.e. actually determines the maximum frequency of screenshots making. "Minimum number of differing pixels" used in the comparison of the current and previous contents of the window (pixel-by-pixel). If the pixels difference exceeds this value, the window shot will be taken. In rules for apps/sites can be used: 1) Variables: @exe@ - exe-file of app without path; @class@ - window class (use this tool to determine windows classes: download); @url@ - full site URL; @title@ - window title. 2) Logical operators: OR, AND 3) Brackets ( and ). 4) Comparsion operators: = (equal), != (not equal), LIKE (comparsion using masks). Allowed masks: % (zero, one or more than one symbol) and _ (only one symbol). Attention! During comparsion of strings operators =, != are case sensitive and if you don't need this sensitivity (for example, comparsion of file names), use operator LIKE instead! Attention! Strings in rules must be specified in single quotes! Thus it is possible to organize a flexible rules-based test for a particular application/site. Example 1: rule for app with exe-file "app.exe", window class "WndClass_0" and window title should includes words "Workbench" or "Setup": (@exe@ LIKE 'app.exe') AND (@class@='WndClass_0') AND ((@title@ LIKE '%Workbench%') OR (@title@ LIKE '%Setup%')) Example 2: rule for site "https://work.company.com": @url@ LIKE 'https://work.company.com%' |
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