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Question #661057 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/661057

    Status: Answered => Open

radhi12 is still having a problem:
Shall I setup webex so  that I can walk u through

On Dec 8, 2017 11:52 AM, "Manfred Hampl" <
question661057@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Your question #661057 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/661057
>
>     Status: Open => Answered
>
> Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
> You are confusing two different issues:
>
> You have to make a screen shot of an area of the screen and store it
> somewhere on your system in a file, usually in PNG format and with a
> file name that can be something like "capture.png" or
> "1477780579267.png" (this number is based on date and time of making the
> screen shot).
>
> 1.  In your first attempt the file name that you gave in your program was
> wrong, and sikuli could not access the file, because it was not available
> in the directory that sikuli uses for these files.
> This gave the error message "Image: could not be loaded:
> file:/C:/Users/xw66/workspace/Sikul/Capture.PNG"
>
> 2. In a later attempt you apparently have corrected the file name of the
> capture file (probably needs double backslashes). You can see this in
> the error message, which does no more say "image could not be loaded".
> This means that sikuli was able to access the screenshot file.
>
> The reason why you now get a FindFailed exception is the following:
> The screenshot file contains an image which is not visible on the screen.
>
> Something like: You instruct sikuli to search for a big red rectangle on
> the screen, but there is no such rectangle visible on the screen. Sikuli
> tells you that it does not find such image by raising a FindFailed
> exception.
>
> There is no way that we can help you "how to find the image" if such
> image is not visible on your screen.
>
> Sikuli can only click on an area of the screen if it knows where to
> click. If you instruct síkuli to click in the area where the image is,
> but sikuli cannot identify such image on the screen, then sikuli will
> always give this exception.
>
> Maybe we can help further, if you tell us what exactly you want to
> achieve with sikuli.
>
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