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nattur
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How can I automate the export of the tasks ?

I don't want to use the backup of the database because if I just want to retrieve only one task, it is impossible.

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Re: Export of WinAutomation tasks

As far as I know there is not "internal" way of doing that. Did you try using keystrokes to automatically export the jobs? For example, you can use the "Run Application" action to open the console, select the job that you want to export and then go to "File - Export Job". 

In v2 it was possible to automate this kind of task since the jobs were saved in separate files of the hard disk. In v3 the jobs are saved in a database so you will have to use the "Export Job" menu item.

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nattur
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Re: Export of WinAutomation tasks

It is impossible to automate the export of the tasks.  I tried with the recorder and with what you said but we cannot click somewhere in WinAutomation that way.  WinAutomation seems to be frozen at this time.

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Re: Export of WinAutomation tasks

It is actually possible to automate it, you just won't be able to use the macro recorder. I have attached a sample job that shows a simple way to export a job.

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Re: Export of WinAutomation tasks

Thank you for your help.

It works the way you gave me.