However, it should by no means be seen as a long-term solution. It does this very well, without question. Power Automate Desktop (PAD), at least in the context of Power Automate cloud flows, is a bridging technology for applications without API. One thing in advance: The solution shown here should only be used as a last 'resort' if you can't or don't want to replace the corresponding solution with a newer application that has an API (e.g. So we will show how to scale a small solution to multiple machines. However, since the practical application of this topic is relatively rare we cannot cover all uses cases. Whether you should use Power Automate Desktop or not has been described by my colleague in the community Reza Dorrani in his excellent video about this topic ( ). Hoping that you will find the above updates useful, please feel free to provide your questions and feedback in the Power Automate Community.Scale Power Automate Desktop (PAD) using multiple Machines The support of UI automation for desktop apps in a Citrix or Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) virtual desktop with the use of a lightweight agent (Power Automate agent for virtual desktops) has now become generally available for all users. GA of UI automation for desktop apps in a Citrix or Microsoft RDP virtual desktop These options are available either through the standard context menu, or via the new command bar that has also been introduced in the top section of the console. Create desktop shortcut (for premium users).Users are now able to select multiple flows in the console at once, enabling the corresponding bulk actions:

Multiple selection of flows is now available in the console

New features and updates have been added, as described below. We are happy to announce that the October 2022 update of Power Automate for desktop (version 2.25) has been released! You can download the latest release here.

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