When using the Full Text scraping method, what capabilities does the robot have?

The Full Text scraping method is designed to offer comprehensive access to the text present within a specific application or document. This includes not only the visible text that a user can see on the screen but also hidden text and editable content that may not be directly visible. For instance, it can capture text from elements that are not displayed or are obscured, such as text within layers of a user interface or behind certain graphical elements.

Choosing this method empowers the robot to gather all the relevant information it needs for processing, enhancing its ability to interact with applications or data sources more effectively. This capability is particularly important in scenarios where hidden data might be significant to the automation process, enabling a more thorough data extraction.

Other options, such as generating screenshots or being limited to only visible text, do not align with the comprehensive capabilities of Full Text scraping. The ability to analyze content is also not a function of this method; its primary focus lies in text retrieval rather than content interpretation or analysis.