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UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 5
Consensus building3addendum
- 2. Dave, To put these slides into the slide show: 1. Open both PowerPoints(ConsensusBuilding3 and this one: ConsensusBuilding3Addendum). 2. Click on the Slide Sorter View in the lower lefthand corner ( ) in both PowerPoints; 3. Drag them from this ppt to the big one, placing them where you want them. 4. Close this one and save the big one.