You can insert commands by dragging them from the Commands list. After you insert commands, you can modify them using the following options:

1. To edit the parameters (settings) for a command, double-click the command.
2. To take action on the command, such as copying it, right-click the command to view the options.
3. The Task Actions List bar provides buttons for manipulating commands. The following options are available:
   • Edit: Opens the command settings window to enable you to edit them.
   • Delete: Removes the command from the Actions List.
   • Copy: Copies a command for use in another location of the task.
   • Paste: Pastes a copied command at the location below the cursor.
   • Actions: Click the Actions button to select one of the following actions :
     1. Bulk Edit: Make changes to multiple Delay or Keystroke commands simultaneously.
     2. Duplicate: Duplicate a command in the location below the selected command.
     3. Convert to Variable: Convert a Keystroke command to a variable.
     4. Convert to Prompt: Convert a Keystroke command to a prompt message.
     5. Convert to if Web Control Exists: Runs the command if the specified Web control exists.
     6. Convert If Windows Control Exists: Runs the command if the specified Windows control exists.
     7. Insert If Condition: Inserts an IF condition for a selected block of commands.
     8. Insert Error Handling: Inserts an Error Handling command for a selected block of commands.
     9. Change Window Title: Change the name of a window title to one or more application windows.
     10. Run from this Step: Runs the task when encountering this command.
     11. Enable: Activates a command.
     12. Disable: Disables a command.
     13. Move Up:Moves a command up in the Task Action List.
     14. Move Down:Moves a command down in the Task Action List.