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This activity allows us to translate a saved \*.eml or \*.msg file to a PDF file by providing the path to the \*.eml or \*.msg file and generating the PDF into a folder that we designate.

Custom Activity allowing to save email files as a PDF

With the help of this activity, users can effortlessly convert saved \*.eml or \*.msg files into PDF format. Simply specify the path to the \*.eml or \*.msg file and the PDF file will be generated into a designated folder. This package streamlines the translation process for your convenience.

  

Some of the use cases where this activity can be of great help:

*   Archiving: PDF files provide a convenient and universal format for archiving emails. By saving emails as PDFs, you can ensure that they are preserved in a format that will be accessible and readable in the future, even if email software or file formats change.
*   Legal and compliance requirements: Many organizations are required to retain emails for legal and compliance purposes. Saving emails as PDFs can help ensure that they are properly preserved and can be easily retrieved if needed.
*   Sharing and collaboration: PDFs are a common and widely used format for sharing and collaborating on documents. By saving emails as PDFs, you can easily share them with others, regardless of the email client they use or the device they are using.
*   Formatting and content preservation: Saving emails as PDFs can help preserve the formatting and content of the original email, including any attachments. This can be useful if you need to refer back to the email at a later time or if you need to present it as evidence in a legal or regulatory proceeding.

Custom activity allowing to save email files as a PDF.

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This activity allows you to read a .eml file (email file) and to convert into a .Net MailMessage object. The .Net object can be handled in any RPA workflow as your automation requires.

Use cases:

*   an archive of saved emails can be easily transformed into a database table for ease of use
*   any saved .eml can be 'read' and be used as necessary (for example save the attachment or read that one too or respond to email sender automatically)
*   from an entire folder with .eml files you can search the one(s) corresponding to your needs (for example if you have an archive with emails containing reports, you can find the right one using this activity and looking into each MailMessage object for key words)

**NOTE**: Installation Guidelines for Custom Activities can be found [here](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

This activity returns a .net MailMessage object, that can be handled by other existing activities, from a saved .eml file.

In certain instances, users may encounter emails that have been saved in a file folder, therefore these cannot be accessed directly. As a consequence, these emails must be opened in order to be read. However, complications may arise when attempting to extract specific data from these emails. In such cases, selectors may prove to be ineffective and more advanced techniques, such as string manipulation, may be necessary to retrieve the desired information.

  

This activity allows you to read a .eml file (email file) and to convert it into a .Net MailMessage object. The .Net object can be handled in any RPA workflow as your automation requires.

  

There are 2 inputs needed:

*   **EmailFileName** - this is the filename of the email we need to convert (must be an .eml file).
*   **EmailFilePath** - the path to the directory containing the .eml file.

The activity will generate one output:

*   **EmailNet** - which is the .Net object MailMessage and can be used with other existing mail activities.

**LockFolder** allows us to lock a folder access until we decide that it is safe to unlock it.

**UnLockFolder** allows us to unlock a folder that was previously locked.

This action can be useful in order to protect main data during the processing of the copy files

! Note: the default UiPath Studio activity for "Delete file" is able to perform the deletion of a file from inside the locked folder as long as you provide the full path and the correct name of the file.

The activity allows you to lock and unlock a certain folder

LockFolder allows you to lock the access to a folder until decided that it is safe to unlock it. UnLockFolder allows you to unlock a folder that was previously locked.

  

This action can be useful in order to protect main data during the processing of the copy files, as well as in other scenarios, like:

*   **Protecting sensitive data:** prevent unauthorized access to a folder containing sensitive data, such as financial records, personal information, confidential business documents etc.
*   **Ensuring data integrity:** prevent any accidental modifications or deletions of files in a folder during a critical process, such as a backup or system update. 
*   **Collaborative work:** prevent accidental changes to files in a shared folder while multiple people are working on them simultaneously. This can help prevent version conflicts and ensure that everyone is working with the most up-to-date files.
*   **Preventing accidental deletion:** the ability to delete files from a locked folder can be useful in preventing accidental deletion of important files. Users can still delete files if they have the correct path and filename, but LockFolder can provide an additional layer of protection.
*   **Ensuring compliance:**  ensure compliance with regulations that require certain files to be kept secure and only accessible by authorized personnel. 

**Note:** The default UiPath Studio activity for "Delete file" is able to perform the deletion of a file from inside the locked folder as long as you provide the full path and the correct name of the file.

The activity allows you to lock and unlock a certain folder.

**GetCryptoValues** activity allows us to get the crypto coins prices in multiple currencies.

The result is a string and a datatable (for your convenience of use).

The crypto coins and currencies accepted are not limited by code, only by the provider.

The activity allows a single or multiple values, comma separated.

Examples of crypto-coins:

BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH, XMR, NXT, ETC, DOGE, ZEC, BTS, DGB, BTCD, PPC, CRAIG, XBS, XPY, PRC, YBC, DANK, GIVE, KOBO, DT, CETI, SUP, XPD, GEO, CHASH, SPR, NXTI, WOLF, XDP, AC, ACOIN, AERO, ALF, AGS, AMC, ALN, APEX, ARCH, ARG, ARI, AUR, AXR, BCX, BEN\*, BET, BITB, BLU, BLK, BOST, BQC, XMY, MOON, ZET, SXC, QTL, ENRG, QRK, RIC, DGC, LIMX, BTB, CAIX, BTE, BTG\*, BUK, CACH, CANN, CAP, CASH, CAT1, CBX, CCN, CIN, CINNI, CXC, CLAM, CLOAK, CLR, CMC, CNC, CNL, COMM, COOL, CRACK, CRC\*, CRYPT, DEM, DMD, XVG, DRKC, DSB, DVC, EAC, EFL, ELC, EMC2, EMD, EXCL, EXE, EZC, FLAP, FC2, FFC, FIBRE, FRC, FLT, FRK, FRAC, FST, FTC, GDC, GLC, GLD, GLX, GLYPH, GML, GUE, HAL, HBN, HUC, HVC, HYP, ICB, IFC, IOC, IXC, JBS, JKC, JUDGE, KDC, KEY\*, KGC, LAB\*, LGD\*, LK7, LKY, LSD, LTB, LTCD, LTCX, LXC, LYC, MAX, MEC, MED, MIN, MINT, MN, MNC, MRY, MYST\*, MZC, NAN, NAUT, NAV, NBL, NEC, NET, NMB, NRB, NOBL, NRS, NVC, , NMC, NYAN, PAL, ORB, OSC...

Examples of currencies:

USDT, USD, JPY, EUR, GBP, VND, PLN, DKKT, RUB, TRY, ZAR, CAD, MXN, BRL, AUD, NGN, RUR, MYR, SGD...

**NOTE**: Installation Guidelines for **Custom Activities** can be found [**here**](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

This activity allows us to get the crypto currencies prices

**GetCryptoValues** activity allows to obtain the crypto coins prices in multiple currencies. The result is a string and a datatable (for your convenience of use).

  

The crypto coins and currencies accepted are not limited by code, only the provider.

  

The activity allows single or multiple values, comma separated.

  

Examples of crypto-coins:

BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH, XMR, NXT, ETC, DOGE, ZEC, BTS, DGB, BTCD, PPC, CRAIG, XBS, XPY, PRC, YBC, DANK, GIVE, KOBO, DT, CETI, SUP, XPD, GEO, CHASH, SPR, NXTI, WOLF, XDP, AC, ACOIN, AERO, ALF, AGS, AMC, ALN, APEX, ARCH, ARG, ARI, AUR, AXR, BCX, BEN\*, BET, BITB, BLU, BLK, BOST, BQC, XMY, MOON, ZET, SXC, QTL, ENRG, QRK, RIC, DGC, LIMX, BTB, CAIX, BTE, BTG\*, BUK, CACH, CANN, CAP, CASH, CAT1, CBX, CCN, CIN, CINNI, CXC, CLAM, CLOAK, CLR, CMC, CNC, CNL, COMM, COOL, CRACK, CRC\*, CRYPT, DEM, DMD, XVG, DRKC, DSB, DVC, EAC, EFL, ELC, EMC2, EMD, EXCL, EXE, EZC, FLAP, FC2, FFC, FIBRE, FRC, FLT, FRK, FRAC, FST, FTC, GDC, GLC, GLD, GLX, GLYPH, GML, GUE, HAL, HBN, HUC, HVC, HYP, ICB, IFC, IOC, IXC, JBS, JKC, JUDGE, KDC, KEY\*, KGC, LAB\*, LGD\*, LK7, LKY, LSD, LTB, LTCD, LTCX, LXC, LYC, MAX, MEC, MED, MIN, MINT, MN, MNC, MRY, MYST\*, MZC, NAN, NAUT, NAV, NBL, NEC, NET, NMB, NRB, NOBL, NRS, NVC, , NMC, NYAN, PAL, ORB, OSC...

  

Examples of currencies:

USDT, USD, JPY, EUR, GBP, VND, PLN, DKKT, RUB, TRY, ZAR, CAD, MXN, BRL, AUD, NGN, RUR, MYR, SGD...

This activity helps with retrieving crypto currencies prices.

**GetNbrExchangeRates** activity allows us to get the NBR exchange rates not only for the current day but also for past dates.

If a set of data exists in the NBR database, the activity will return the response as a XML structure NBR like and also as a DataTable.

The currencies returned are the one provided by NBR, based on the date provided.

**NOTE**: Installation Guidelines for **Custom Activities** can be found [**here**](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

This activity allows us to get the NBR exchange rates from 2005 until present

**GetNbrExchangeRates** activity allows to obtain the NBR exchange rates not only for the current day but also for past dates.

  

If a set of data exists in the NBR database, the activity will return the response as a XML structure NBR like and also as a DataTable.

  

The currencies returned are the one provided by NBR, based on the date provided.

This activity helps getting the NBR exchange rates from 2005 until present.

This activity uses a string as an input from any OCR from a Romanian ID (identity card) to return a dictionary with the most plausible values found in the initial string.

Subject to RPA:

\- Individuals on-boarding process/ updating customer data

\- client identification when ordering transactions at bank’s cash desks(based on the ID presented by the client, OCR and comparing with existing IDs. In case of match, go next to transaction. In case of modification, start a flow of updating or of an incident if critical info mismatch

\- ad-hoc portfolio cleansing : Collect all ID data from 150 k IDs for empowered persons

Other usages while discussing with several banks related to Online Onboarding Individuals:

\- Online upload the scanned ID, real time verification of the quality of the ID 

\- upload the scanned ID combined with access to a camera to the face of the user and comparison of the 2 photos - for preventing false IDs

This activity is used for interpreting the Microsoft and Google OCR of a Romanian Identity Card

This activity uses a string as an input from any OCR text from a Romanian ID (identity card) to return a dictionary with the most plausible values found in the initial string.

  

This activity can be particular helpful in the following scenarios:

1.  Individuals on-boarding process/updating customer data.
2.  Client identification when ordering transactions at bank’s cash desks (based on the ID presented by the client, OCR and comparing with existing IDs. In case of match, go next to transaction. In case of modification, start a flow of updating or raise an incident if critical info mismatch).
3.  Ad-hoc portfolio cleansing - collect all ID data from 150k IDs for empowered persons.

  

Other usages while discussing with several banks related to Online Onboarding Individuals:

1.  Online upload for scanned ID, real time verification of the quality of the ID.
2.  Upload the scanned ID combined with access to a camera to the face of the user and perform a comparison of the 2 photos for preventing false IDs.

This activity is used for interpreting the Microsoft and Google OCR text of a Romanian Identity Card.

**Image Activities Processing Package**  allows us to apply a filter or perform an action for a given image.

Actions:

*   Auto Crop
*   Color Replace
*   Custom Crop
*   Edge Detection
*   Flip Horizontal
*   Flip Vertical
*   Get Skew
*   Histogram
*   Properties
*   Resize
*   Rotate
*   Size Crop
*   Watermark

Filters:

*   Brightness
*   Contrast
*   Despeckle
*   Gamma
*   Gaussian Blur
*   Invert Colors
*   Median
*   Grayscale

The file extensions accepted by this activity are: .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .png, .tif.

The resulted image (the file saved) it will have the extension the same as the original file (checked and corrected by the activity if case) if the input is a file.

This package allows as an input either an image file or an image object (System.Drawing.Image).

NOTE: Installation Guidelines for Custom Activities can be found [here](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

The activity enables processing images from image files or System.Drawing.Image type object image.

**Image Activities Processing Package**  allows us to apply a filter or perform an action for a given image.

  

Actions:

*   Auto Crop
*   Color Replace
*   Custom Crop
*   Edge Detection
*   Flip Horizontal
*   Flip Vertical
*   Get Skew
*   Histogram
*   Properties
*   Resize
*   Rotate
*   Size Crop
*   Watermark

Filters:

*   Brightness
*   Contrast
*   Despeckle
*   Gamma
*   Gaussian Blur
*   Invert Colors
*   Median
*   Grayscale

The file extensions accepted by this activity are: .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .png, .tif.

  

The resulted image (the file saved) it will have the same extension as the original file (checked and corrected by the activity if case) if the input is a file.

  

This package allows as an input either an image file or an image object (System.Drawing.Image).

**Image Activities Processing Package** allows users to apply a filter or perform an action for a given image.

  

Actions:

*   Auto Crop
*   Color Replace
*   Custom Crop
*   Edge Detection
*   Flip Horizontal
*   Flip Vertical
*   Get Skew
*   Histogram
*   Properties
*   Resize
*   Rotate
*   Size Crop
*   Watermark

Filters:

*   Brightness
*   Contrast
*   Despeckle
*   Gamma
*   Gaussian Blur
*   Invert Colors
*   Median
*   Grayscale

The **file extensions accepted** by this activity are: .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .png, .tif.

  

This package allows as an input either an image file or an image object (System.Drawing.Image).

  

The resulted image (the file saved)  will have the same extension as the original file (checked and corrected by the activity if case) if the input is a file.

**WebPageToDataTable** allows us to get the content of a website page and transform it into a datatable with the following columns:

*   **ID** - unique numeric ID of the html element found
*   **Type** - the html element type
*   **Html** - the category of the tag: Complete, Starting, Closing and Value (example of a complete tag: )
*   **PairId** - here you will find the id of the Starting tag (the same id if it is a Complete tag)
*   **ParentId** - this contains the id of the first level parent
*   **Length** - the length of the tag string
*   **TotalLength** - total length of the tags from the datatable until now
*   **Value** - the tag value

**NOTE**: Installation Guidelines for **Custom Activities** can be found [**here**](https://dmtyylqvwgyxw.cloudfront.net/instances/214/assets/help-guides/UiPath-Go-Installation-Guide-Custom-Activities.pdf).

The activity allows you to get the content of a given site as a datatable

**WebPageToDataTable** allows to obtain the content of a website page and transform it into a datatable with the following columns:

*   **ID** - unique numeric ID of the HTML element found.
*   **Type** - the HTML element type.
*   **HTML** - the category of the tag: Complete, Starting, Closing and Value (example of a complete tag: ).
*   **PairId** - here you will find the Id of the Starting tag (the same Id if it is a Complete tag).
*   **ParentId** - this contains the Id of the first level parent.
*   **Length** - the length of the tag string.
*   **TotalLength** - total length of the tags from the datatable until now.
*   **Value** - the tag value.

The activity allows you to get the content of a given site as a datatable.

With this activity we can retrieve the structure of an entire project, useful for building the DSD or even to analyze some of the best practices rules. This activity returns a DataTable with the user selected columns.

This activity extracts the structure of a project (file names, annotations, invoked workflows, in/out/io \_arguments, variables)

This activity extracts the structure of a project (file names, annotations, invoked workflows, in/out/io \_arguments, variables).

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