If you have a series of PDF files with a similar structure, but the workflow only operates correctly for one file, what should you review?

Reviewing the Selector property is crucial when a workflow only operates correctly for one PDF file among a series with a similar structure. The Selector property is essentially how the automation script identifies and interacts with elements within the PDF files. Even if the files share a similar structure, slight variations in content or layout, such as differing positions or formats of data, can affect how the automation recognizes these elements.

If the Selector is not configured to correctly identify relevant elements across all files, it may work perfectly for one file while failing for others. This inconsistency often stems from differences in text or layout that were not accounted for in the Selector configuration. Thus, adjusting or fine-tuning the Selector to make it more robust and adaptable to variations in the PDF files can lead to successful automation for all files in question.

In contrast, the other properties listed may not address the underlying issue of how elements are distinguished within the PDFs. The generator property pertains to how the PDF was created, which won't solve identification problems. The Output property deals with how data is extracted and presented after the identification process, which is secondary to the accuracy of identification. The File Path property relates to the location of the files rather than how their content is processed. Therefore, focusing on the Selector property is