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# Dialogs

# Dialogs {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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The Dialogs group of components performs basic operations on file and folder dialogs as
part of an attended automation.  
The components can do the following operations:

* Open a file dialog to open a file based on the criteria you specify.
* Open a folder dialog and then open a folder.
* Save a file to a location.
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* **[Use the OpenFileDialog component](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bt~cTh5wHH2XrPe0DFEedg)**   
  Open a file dialog from where you can open a file using the OpenFileDialog component in the RPA Desktop Design Studio.
* **[Use the LockUIDialog component](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/FPJ9RPEHk~RjO3BorxAbPQ)**   
  Provide additional authentication to any step of your attended automation by using the LockUIDialog component in the RPA Desktop Design Studio application.
* **[Use the OpenFolderDialog component](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/vA6JFU3EBFHge8mnwm_cjg)**   
  Open a folder dialog so you can open a folder from there with the OpenFolderDialog component. After opening the folder dialog, you can create a folder.
* **[Use the SaveFileDialog component](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/TYNAEXjLrOZtJMTl0jyHWQ)**   
  Save a file to a folder using the SaveFileDialog component in the RPA Desktop Design Studio. By default, the component opens the last file dialog you had opened.
* **[Dialog component properties](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/maQ~NnlP4Yixk565OYk8BA)**   
  Refer to the descriptions of the properties of the Dialog components. You can update the properties, if required.

