With this command you can easily group several commands, e.g. to improve the readability of the scripts of the Client Command. To do this, the command in your script and assign all commands to be grouped under this command.

Only the General settings apply to this command.

With this command you add a comment to your script via the Comment text box in the General tab.

Only the General settings apply to this command.

With this command you can add any text to the log file, which is created during the execution of the Client Command, by entering any text in the Details tab. Remember that you also can use variables here.

With this command you can underlay the Client Command with audio files to achieve, e.g., acoustic signalization of displayed information or error messages. Select a default audio signal of the operating system as Windows default in the Details tab. The selected audio signal can be played on the adjacent button to facilitate the selection. By selecting File... from this drop-down menu, the bottom field is enabled and an own audio file can be assigned to the script. The audio file can be selected via the Browse button; however, the file must have the *.wav format for compatibility reasons.

With this command you can pause a script for a certain period of time by entering the number of seconds for the waiting period in the Details tab. By default, a period of 3 seconds is entered.

With this command you can write a specific text in a file by selecting a corresponding file, manually or via the Browse button, in the Details tab. Then enter the text that you want to save in the specified file in the text box.

In Options, you can decide if your text is to be attached to the specified file or if you simply want to overwrite the file with your text. If the file does not exist, you can create the file by checkmarking the appropriate box.

With this command you can get a date or at a specific point in time and format it according to your specifications by indicating in the Details tab if the current time/date - in other words, the time/date at the time of execution of the scripts - or a specific time/date - is to be used. In the latter case, you must specify the date and time yourself with the help of a collapsible calendar for date selection.

In Options you can select the format for the time/date display. You can use all abbreviations shown in the text field below. For example, for entering 12/01/2008 at 09:46:30 -

The result of this formatting is then finally stored in a variable to be specified. For information on how to correctly specify and use a variable, see chapter Variables.