If you no longer need a low-level script, you can delete it. Deleting a low-level script
involves two tasks:
1. Deleting the low-level script name in the Asset pane (left pane), which deletes
the low-level script from the project.
2. Deleting the low-level script command from the script.
When you delete a low-level script in the Asset pane, Robot does not automatically
delete references to it from the script. If you play back a script that refers to a deleted
low-level script, the script will fail.
To delete a low-level script:
1. Right-click the low-level script name in the Asset (left) pane and click Delete.
2. Click the top of the script in the Script (right) pane.
3. Click Edit > Find.
4. Type the name of the deleted low-level script in the Find what box.
5. Click Find Next.
6. Delete the entire line, which starts with PlayJrnl.
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have deleted all references.
