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From the OM Workflow perspective, go to the Workflow Explorer.  Expand  the Public Workflow node and double click on  "Copy Example - Windows".

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A default output directory must be defined so that if a build directory is not defined to the Workflow then the Workflow knows where to write the results.  If you have not set a default output directory, a dialog box will be displayed.  Enter c:\build.

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Select the Activities tab to go to the Activities View.  Double click on the "copy and overwrite" Activity.  Notice that this Workflow will copy the Openmake.pm file to the directory referred to in the Build Directory field, c:\mojo\copy

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From the Workflow Explorer right mouse click on the "Copy Example-Windows" Workflow and select Execute Workflow.

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You will see the progress of the Workflow as it executes in the bottom pane of your screen in the Workflow Monitor.

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Verify that your Workflow executed by reviewing the resulting logs.  From the OM Reports perspective, go to Workflow Log Explorer.  

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Expand the nodes  Copy Example Windows  – Today – My Computer.  Select the log. If you do not see your log, select the refresh icons (two circular arrows) to refresh your data from the Knowledge Base Server.

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The log will display the copy command executed by the Workflow.