Open the Calculator App and enter values

$calc = "Calc.exe"

Prompt User "Please enter number to subtract" $number3 -number

Prompt User "Enter first number" $number1 -number

Prompt User "Enter second number" $number2 -number

Open $calc -delay(5)

//If you need to press a key combination, or a single key, you can use the "Press" command to do so.
//You can also use the "Click" command. However, this is slightly slower as it requires UI detection to 'see' the controls to click.

if ($number1 > 9 or $number2 > 9 or $number3 > 9)

{

Press "{$number1}"

Press "+"

PRess "{$number2}"

PRess "-"

Press "{$number3}"

Press "="

Show Message Box "Calculated some values using 'Press' command. For {$number1}, {$number2} or {$number3}"

//You can write to the Logs to keep track of what is occuring during a workflow.

Log "Calculated some values using 'Press' command. For {$number1}, {$number2} or {$number3}"

Quit Workflow

}

//NOTE: You have to click one number at a time.
//Since the calculator app only has numbers 0 to 9. (i.e. there is no 23 button).

Click "="

Click "{$number1}" -nearest(".") -second

Log "{$number1}"

Click "+"

Log "Click"

Click "{$number2}" -nearest(".") -second

Log "{$number2}"

Click "-" -second //prevent from clicking minimize icon

Log "-"

Click "{$number3}" -nearest(".") -second

Log "{$number3}"

Click "="

//You can use "Pause" to pause a workflow before the next step.

Pause

//You can kill a process or close it by using this process name.

Kill Process "CalculatorApp"

Log "CalculatorApp has been closed"

//You can write to the Logs to keep track of what is occuring during a workflow.

Log "Calculated some values using 'Click' command. For {$number1}, {$number2} or {$number3}".

//You can show variable values in notifications such as the toast notification below.

$CalcResult = "Successfully Calculated"

Log $CalcResult