Editing Wizard Steps
Once the steps of the wizard are in the correct order, the second goal in editing a wizard is to edit the steps themselves to adjust and/or add to their functionality. This process involves working with the following mandatory and/or optional components of each step:
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Step actions
Each wizard step is made up of a series of actions that occur in a sequence. These actions are at the heart of the functionality of each wizard step:
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Step Start: the step’s opening action; inserted by default and cannot be moved or removed
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Core Action: the step's primary action (i.e., the interaction with the object detected during recording); inserted by default, but CAN be moved or removed
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Step End: the step’s closing action; inserted by default and cannot be moved or removed
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Blocks: always occur immediately after the Step Start action; optional action that can be inserted and removed, but cannot be moved. Multiple blocks can be added to a single step.
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Bubbles: occur either before or after the Core Action: optional action that can be inserted, moved, or removed. Multiple bubbles can be added to a single step.
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The remainder of this chapter covers the Step Start and Step End step actions. Succeeding chapters deal with each of the other step actions.