If you turn on low-level recording, Robot tracks detailed mouse movements and
keyboard actions by screen coordinates and exact timing. Robot records these
low-level actions in a binary script file. You can view an ASCII version of this binary
file. You can also rename, copy, or delete the file.
A low-level script is stored in the project and is always associated with a Robot script.
When you create a low-level script, its name appears in the Asset pane of the Script
window. If you delete a Robot script, its associated low-level scripts are also deleted.
Viewing Low-Level Scripts
You cannot edit the low-level binary file, but you can use Notepad to view an ASCII
version of the binary file. To view the low-level script file:
1. In the Asset (left) pane of the Script window, expand Low Level Scripts if
necessary by clicking the plus sign (+).
2. Double-click the number of the low-level script that you want to view in
Notepad.
The low-level ASCII file lists the actions that occurred during low-level
recording.
For information about the contents of this file, see low-level recording in the Robot
Help Index.
