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Live Webinar September 26: Mastering User Code in Ranorex Studio

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Mastering user code

Join us on Thursday, September 26 for the next webinar in the Mastering Ranorex Studio series, Mastering user code in Ranorex Studio. 

The webinar will show you how to add advanced functionality to your Ranorex Studio tests. In the webinar, you’ll learn how to create user code actions and user code modules written in C# or VB.NET. You will also see how to share custom code modules with everyone on the team in a user code library.

For the maximum benefit from this webinar, you should have basic experience with Ranorex Studio and fundamental programming knowledge in either C# or VB.NET. Visit our webinar information page to register now!

The previous webinars in the Mastering Ranorex Studio series are available on-demand.

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