shift f5 does not interrupt execution on two screens

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Posted on 27 Oct 2022 13:17:38 by douglasabreu

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when I worked with winautomation on two screens, the stop execution command worked even though it was on the second screen, currently the PAD shift f5 does not stop execution, I sometimes see my bot frustratedly going in the wrong direction, and I don't see an efficient way to stop execution. I suggest you look into this soon, interrupting an execution is absolutely important, and as I said, this doesn't work on two screens, shift f5 is ignored, and nothing is interrupted.

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Henrik_M 2,006 Super User 2024 Season 1 on 27 Oct 2022 at 17:22:54

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Re: shift f5 does not interrupt execution on two screens

Yeah, the story is that the keyboard shortcuts for controlling the flow are simply useless.

@Jamar_Forsythe

And the shortcut for playing the flow while paused is F5, which is laughably stupid, as it is the standard shortcut for refreshing a web page...