---
title: "PDF Generator Connector"
slug: "pdf-generator-connector"
updated: 2026-02-26T20:46:33Z
published: 2026-02-26T20:46:33Z
canonical: "docs.processmaker.com/pdf-generator-connector"
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.processmaker.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# PDF Generator Connector

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The PDF Generator can automatically generate PDFs of Display-type [Screens](/v1/docs/screens) during Requests. Use the PDF Generator connector in your Process models when you want to provide a printable copy of a Display-type Screen, such as for Request summaries or purchase order receipts.

When the PDF Generator connector successfully generates the PDF during an in-progress Request, the PDF output can be downloaded from the **Files** tab in its Request summary. The PDF Generator by default names the PDF output the same as the Screen from which the PDF was generated unless the name is configured via text or by referencing a Request variable using [mustache syntax](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/mustache.5(6).html). If the PDF Generator successfully generates the PDF, the PDF output remains available from that Request's summary regardless of that Request's status.

Test the PDF Generator connector output prior to production use. The third-party PDF library that this connector uses is limited in scope. Ensure that the output presents as you intend.

Below are demos that provide a complete example of how to use the PDF Connector.

**Add a PDF Generator to a Process**

[Embedded content](https://demos.processmaker.com/embed/cmm2l9xcq0001yj0ic37s83z8?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed)

**Access and Download the PDF File**

[Embedded content](https://demos.processmaker.com/embed/cmm3wjjqx000qxn0i3y8vqhft?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed)

**Attach a PDF file to an Email Notification**

[Embedded content](https://demos.processmaker.com/embed/cmm3wvw10007mxn0iqk6tvvke?embed_v=2&utm_source=embed)

---

## Add a PDF Generator Connector to the Process Model

**Permissions**

Your user account or group membership must have the following permissions to configure a PDF Generator connector to the Process model unless your user account has the **Make this user a Super Admin** setting selected:

- Processes: Edit Processes
- Processes: View Processes

See the [Process](/v1/docs/permission-descriptions-for-users-and-groups#processes) permissions or ask your Administrator for assistance.

Add a PDF Generator connector from one of the following locations in Process Modeler:

- **Object Panel:** Located to the left of the Process Modeler canvas, the Object Panel contains various process model objects.
- **Object Bar:** Located at the bottom of the Process Modeler canvas, the Object Bar contains [pinned](/v1/docs/process-modeler#pin-and-unpin-objects) Process model objects for quick access.

Add from the Object panelAdd from the Object bar

Follow these steps to add a PDF Generator connector from the Object panel to the Process model:

1. Ensure that the Object panel is visible on the left. If not, click the **Add** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/fbf3d875-dcc1-4c7e-819c-bc2f7288be8b.png) from the Object bar at the bottom.
2. Click the **PDF Generator** object ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/0c6f4874-2280-4c08-b205-87763b6f4b20.png) from the Object panel to select it.
3. Click the location in the Process model to place this connector. Follow these guidelines when placing this connector:
  - If your process has a Pool object, the PDF Generator object cannot be placed outside of the Pool.
  - To place this object between two existing objects, follow [these instructions](/v1/docs/sequence-flow-element#place-an-object-between-two-process-model-objects-already-connected-with-a-sequence-flow-element).

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/41496531-59e6-45ff-bdee-a4d1798e6a61.png)

Follow these steps to add a PDF Generator connector from the Object bar to the Process model:

1. Ensure that the PDF Generator object ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/d431f067-e3a8-4b6f-b36d-97bf0c9146d4.png) is pinned to the Object bar. If not, see [instructions to pin it](/v1/docs/process-modeler#pin-and-unpin-objects) it.
2. In the Object bar at the bottom center, click the object's icon.
3. Click the location in the Process model to place this element. Follow these guidelines when placing this connector:
  - If your process has a Pool object, the PDF Generator object cannot be placed outside of the Pool.
  - To place this object between two existing objects, follow [these instructions](/v1/docs/sequence-flow-element#place-an-object-between-two-process-model-objects-already-connected-with-a-sequence-flow-element).

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/41496531-59e6-45ff-bdee-a4d1798e6a61.png)

**Add boundary events**

After adding an object to a process, consider adding the following events to handle exceptions:

- [Boundary Timer Event](/v1/docs/boundary-timer-event) element
- [Boundary Error Event](/v1/docs/boundary-error-event) element
- [Boundary Signal Event](/v1/docs/boundary-signal-event) element
- [Boundary Conditional Event](/v1/docs/boundary-conditional-event) element
- [Boundary Message Event](/v1/docs/boundary-message-event) element

**Adjust location and appearance**

- [Move a Process Model Object.](/v1/docs/process-modeler#move-process-model-objects)
- [Connect Two Process Model Objects with a Sequence Flow Element.](/v1/docs/sequence-flow-element#connect-two-process-model-objects-with-a-sequence-flow-element)
- [Customize the Appearance of a Process Model Object.](/v1/docs/customize-the-appearance-of-a-process-model-object)
- [Copy Process Model Objects into the Clipboard.](/v1/docs/process-modeler#copy-process-model-objects-into-the-clipboard)
- [Clone Process Model Objects Without the Clipboard.](/v1/docs/process-modeler#clone-process-model-objects)
- [Delete Process Model Objects.](/v1/docs/process-modeler#delete-process-model-objects)

---

## Settings

The PDF Generator connector has the following panels that contain settings:

- [**Properties**](/v1/docs/pdf-generator-connector#properties-panel-settings) panel
- [**Loop Activity**](/v1/docs/pdf-generator-connector#loop-activity-panel-settings) panel
- [**Documentation**](/v1/docs/pdf-generator-connector#documentation-panel-settings) panel

---

### Properties Panel Settings

The PDF Generator connector has multiple settings in the **Properties** panel.

#### Edit the Connector Name

Follow these steps to edit a PDF Generator connector's name:

1. Select the PDF Generator connector from the Process model in which to configure its settings.
2. Ensure that the **Configuration** panel displays. If not, [show it](/v1/docs/show-configuration-settings-for-a-process-model-object). The **Name** setting displays. This is a required setting.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/90ecf172-55fa-4966-8559-63d930b6ba02.png)
3. In the **Name** setting, edit the selected connector's name and then press **Enter**.

#### Enter the File Name for the Generated PDF

Enter the file name for the PDF that a PDF Generator connector generates. Optionally use [mustache syntax](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/mustache.5(6).html) to reference a Request variable as the PDF's file name. Using a Request variable to determine the PDF file name allows one PDF Generator connector to generate multiple iterations of a Display-type [Screen](/v1/docs/screens) in a loop without each PDF named identically.

If this setting does not have a value, then by default the PDF Generator connector uses the Screen's name as the PDF file name.

Follow these steps to enter the file name for the PDF that a PDF Generator connector generates:

1. Select the PDF Generator connector from the Process model in which to configure its settings.
2. Ensure that the **Configuration** panel displays. If not, [show it](/v1/docs/show-configuration-settings-for-a-process-model-object). Panels to configure this element display.
3. Expand the **Configuration** panel if it is not presently expanded, and then locate the **PDF File Name** setting.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/04494d01-e146-4d76-ab9a-87aa80c54e71.png)
4. In the **PDF File Name** setting enter the text for the file name or use mustache syntax to reference a Request variable for the file name. Use characters that Windows operating systems support.

#### Select the Screen from Which to Generate a PDF

Follow these steps to select from which Display-type [Screen](/v1/docs/screens) to generate a PDF:

1. Select the PDF Generator connector from the Process model in which to configure its settings.
2. Ensure that the **Configuration** panel displays. If not, [show it](/v1/docs/show-configuration-settings-for-a-process-model-object). Panels to configure this element display.
3. Expand the **Configuration** panel if it is not presently expanded, and then locate the **Select a Display Screen** setting.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/53f002f8-5d15-4363-91e1-5a9a37eca43a.png)
4. Do one of the following:
  - From the **Select a Display Screen** drop-down menu, select which Screen to generate a PDF. Only Display-type Screens display from this setting.
  - Click the **Create a new screen** link. A new browser window opens to [create a new Screen](/v1/docs/create-a-new-screen). After creating the Screen, the **Select a Display Screen** drop-down menu automatically populates with the created Screen. Otherwise, be sure to select the new Screen in the **Select a Display Screen** drop-down menu.

> Test the PDF Generator connector output prior to production use. The third-party PDF library that this connector uses is limited in scope. Ensure that the output presents as you intend.

---

### Loop Activity Panel Settings

Use the **Loop** Activity panel settings to specify how to run multiple instances of this object. The following loop modes are available:

#### No Loop Mode

Select the **No Loop Mode** option to perform this object's function only once.

Follow these steps to specify characteristics to perform multiple instances of the object:‌

1. Select the object from the Process model. Panels to configure this object display.
2. Expand the **Loop Activity** panel. By default, the **Loop Mode** setting is set to **No Loop Mode** and the function is performed only once.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/image(135).png)

#### Loop

Select the Loop option to sequentially repeat this object's function multiple times until an exit condition is `True`. This is useful when a function should be performed multiple times with the same set of data, such as, processing a credit card payment. This loop mode has the following characteristics:

- The object's function is repeated until the exit condition is `True `or the maximum iterations limit is reached.
- At any given time, only one instance of the object is active. The subsequent instance does not begin until the current instance completes.
- The same exit condition evaluates at the end of each instance; however, value(s) of the Request variable(s) used in the exit condition can change during an instance resulting in the exit condition to eventually evaluate as `True`.
- If any one instance of that function does not complete, workflow pauses.
- All active instances are terminated if an interrupting boundary-type event object triggers.
- An object configured in this mode shows the **Loop** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/image(137).png)in Process Modeler.

Follow these steps to specify characteristics to perform multiple instances of the object:‌

1. Select the object from the Process model in which to specify multiple instance characteristics. Panels to configure this object display.
2. Expand the **Loop Activity** panel to display the **Loop Mode** Setting.
3. From the **Loop Mode** setting, select the **Loop** option. The settings for this loop mode display:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/image(136).png)
4. In the **Maximum Iterations** setting, enter an integer value representing the maximum number of times this Task should be performed.
5. In the **Exit Condition** setting, enter a condition in FEEL syntax. When this condition is True the loop activity is halted.

#### Multi-instance(Parallel)

Select the **Multi-instance (Parallel)** option to perform this object's Task multiple times in parallel a fixed number of times. This is useful when performing any action in bulk, such as sending an email to several people. This loop mode has the following characteristics:

- Instances of the object are governed by the size of an array-type Request variable where a new instance is created for each item in this variable. For example, an array with 10 items will create 10 parallel instances of this function that each contains data from its respective array index.
- All instances begin simultaneously when this object triggers; however, they perform their function independently of each other.
- The function as a whole completes when all instances are complete.
- The output from each instance can either be saved in the source Request variable or a new array-type Request variable.
- All active instances terminate if an interrupting boundary-type event object triggers.
- A object configured in this mode shows the Multi-instance (Parallel) icon in Process Modeler.

Follow these steps to specify characteristics to perform multiple instances of the object:‌

1. Select the object from the Process model in which to specify multiple instance characteristics. Panels to configure this object display.
2. Expand the **Loop Activity** panel to display the **Loop Mode** Setting.
3. From the Loop Mode setting, select the **Multi-instance (Parallel)** option. The settings for this loop mode display:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/image(138).png)
4. In the **Request Variable Array** setting, enter the name of an array-type Request variable. The size of this array will determine how many times this loop iterates.
5. In the **Output Data Variable** setting, enter the name of an array-type Request variable in which to store the results of all instances. Each instance of the loop saves to a separate JSON object within the array of the specified Request variable. If the **Output Data Variable** setting is not configured, then the output data replaces the source data in the **Request Variable Array.**

#### Multi-instance(Sequential)

Select the Multi-instance (Sequential) option to perform this object's function multiple times sequentially a fixed number of times or until an exit condition is True. This is useful when sequentially repeating a function multiple times but with a different set of data each time. This loop mode has the following characteristics:

- Instances of the function are governed by the size an array-type Request variable where a new instance is created for each item in this variable. For example, an array with 10 items will create 10 parallel instances of this function that each contains data from its respect array index.
- At any given time, only one instance of the function is active. The subsequent instance does not begin until the current instance completes.
- At the end of each instance an exit condition evaluates and the loop activity halts if the exit condition is True.
- The function as a whole completes when all instances are complete.
- The output from each instance can either be saved in the source Request variable or a new array-type Request variable.
- All active instances terminate if an interrupting boundary-type event object triggers.
- A object configured in this mode shows the Multi-instance (Sequential) iconin Process Modeler.

Follow these steps to specify characteristics to perform multiple instances of the object:‌

1. Select the object from the Process model in which to specify multiple instance characteristics. Panels to configure this object display.
2. Expand the **Loop Activity** panel to display the **Loop Mode** Setting.
3. From the Loop Mode setting, select the **Multi-instance (Sequential)** option. The settings for this loop mode display:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/image(139).png)
4. In the **Request Variable Array** setting, enter the name of an array-type Request variable. The size of this array will determine how many times this loop iterates.
5. In the **Exit Condition** setting, enter a condition in FEEL syntax. When this condition is True the loop activity is halted.
6. In the **Output Data Variable** setting, enter the name of an array-type Request variable in which to store the results of all instances. Each instance of the loop saves to a separate JSON object within the array of the specified Request variable. If the **Output Data Variable** setting is not configured, then the output data replaces the source data in the **Request Variable Array**.

---

### Documentation Panel Settings

Describe the connector's purpose and how it functions in the Process. This description does not affect Requests for the Process, but may be useful for Process model maintenance such as how the connector is configured. Edit information by using the What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) rich text editor.

A Process's entered documentation displays by selecting the [**View Documentation icon for that Process**](/v1/docs/process-documentation).

#### Edit the Connector's Description Displayed in Process Documentation

Follow these steps to edit the description for a connector:

1. Select the connector from the Process model in which to edit its description.
2. Ensure that the **Configuration** panel displays. If not, [show it](/v1/docs/show-configuration-settings-for-a-process-model-object). Panels to configure this element display.
3. Expand the **Documentation** panel if it is not presently expanded. The **Description** setting displays.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/bf60f618-ae3d-4eee-a3af-27df1fc525d7.png)
4. In the **Description** setting, edit the information to display when viewing documentation for this connector and then press **Enter**. Alternatively, use the What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) rich text editor to stylize your text by clicking the **More** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/b0cac8fe-2288-4599-85b1-0a044cc15f4d.png).

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/9de0f4c4-e1c2-4128-abfd-32d114d75b16.png)

Follow these guidelines to use the WYSIWYG rich text editor to stylize your text:
  - **Undo changes:** Click on the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/7c0ca796-8886-4b57-bb29-3fa4ddc5cb55.png) icon to undo the last action.
  - **Redo changes:** Click on the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/c114635f-f051-4411-8208-62edc8f12965.png) icon to redo the last undone action.
  - **Insert/Edit Link**: Click on the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/e6bfa2d2-00ae-4219-bdf9-043971a10a66.png) icon to convert the selected text into a hyperlink. Follow these steps to create a hyperlink:
    1. Select the required text from the Rich Text control.
    2. Click on the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/e6bfa2d2-00ae-4219-bdf9-043971a10a66.png) icon. The **Insert/Edit Link** screen displays.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/62b40d46-a834-4577-9fec-91bbc37703b7.png)

In the **URL** setting, enter the destination URL.
    3. In the **Text to display** setting, edit or enter the text displayed in the Rich Text control.
    4. In the **Title** setting, enter the text to display when a user hovers over the displayed text.
    5. From **Open link in…** drop-down menu, select one of these options:
      - **New window**: Select this option to open the destination page in a new browser window.
      - **Current window**: Select this option to open the destination page in the current browser window.
  - **Insert/Edit Image:** Click on the **Insert/Edit Image** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/610a1e40-4279-474c-a8c6-b6dcc147f9ba.png) to insert an image. Follow these guidelines:
    1. Click on the **Insert/Edit Image** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/610a1e40-4279-474c-a8c6-b6dcc147f9ba.png).
    2. The **Insert/Edit Image** screen displays:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/7be7737d-7f23-495d-8552-78cd956afa3f.png)
    3. In the **Source** setting, enter a URL for the image.
    4. In the **Alternative Description** setting, enter the text to display if the source URL of the image is not accessible.
    5. In the **Width** setting, enter the maximum width for the image.
    6. In the **Height** setting, enter the maximum height for the image.
    7. Toggle the **Constrain Proportions** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/b74642eb-832e-454a-8139-eceae37b21ad.png) to maintain the width-height ratio of the image to its original proportion.
    8. Click **Save**.
  - **Insert Page Break for PDF:** Click on the **Insert Page Break for PDF** icon ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/8bfba52c-509c-480a-b876-7a7ebd6a97e8.png) to insert a page break when a PDF document is created for this documentation if your browser supports this feature.
  - **Format text**: Follow these guidelines to format text:
    - **Headings**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Headings** and then select a heading size.
    - **Bold:** Do one of the following:
      - From the editor toolbar, select the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/578299b1-e12a-4298-b43e-ab35ad7d45eb.png) icon.
      - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Bold**.
    - **Italics:** Do one of the following:
      - From the editor toolbar, select the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/4b04bac8-15a7-44ac-90b6-8b56d98be41b.png) icon.
      - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Italic**.
    - **Underline**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Underline**.
    - **Strikethrough**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Strikethrough**.
    - **Superscript**: From the **Paragraph/** **Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Superscript**.
    - **Subscript**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Inline** and then **Subscript**.
    - **Code**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select Inline and then **Code**.
    - **Paragraph**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Blocks** and then **Paragraph**.
    - **Blockquote**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Blocks** and then **Blockquote**.
    - **Division**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Blocks** and then **Div**.
    - **Preformatted**: From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Blocks** and then **Pre**.
    - **Change text color**: Use the **Text Color** drop-down to change text color. Click on the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/16af6e66-93b2-4eaf-aea1-0f7817b59e50.png) icon. The color palette displays. Do one of the following:
      - Select one of the color swatches from the color palette. The selected text changes to that color.
        - Click the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/62ce0fae-f292-434a-a28d-fcac046dd964.png) icon to select a custom color from the **Color Picker**.
        - Click the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/5a32ddc0-e95e-4083-b653-a2442db6abc9.png) icon to reset the text to its default color.
    - **Align text**: Follow these guidelines to align text:
      - **Left align:** Do one of the following:
        - From the editor toolbar, use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/f9cd7044-d946-4923-8e3a-8ae50881ddb6.png) icon to left-align text.
        - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Align** and then **Left**.
      - **Center align:** Do one of the following:
        - From the editor toolbar, use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/cb7480d4-2eba-4267-9998-fafb35a6d31e.png) icon to center-align text.
        - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Align** and then **Center**.
      - **Right align**: Do one of the following:
        - From the editor toolbar, use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/fb1035b3-8942-4b93-ba44-33ba9a5fcbd8.png) icon to right-align text.
        - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Align** and then **Right**.
      - **Justify**: Do one of the following:
        - From the editor toolbar, use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/5f374845-f33c-4e3b-b854-b76255e92384.png) icon to justify text.
        - From the **Paragraph/Formats** menu, select **Align** and then **Justify**.
    - **Insert a bullet list**: Use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/25f41df7-98b2-4d23-a838-b668307b2f34.png) icon to format text as a bulleted list.
    - **Insert a numbered list:** Use the ![](https://cdn.document360.io/2d311614-fcb7-4424-8b4c-d4d3091eebeb/Images/Documentation/c0ec768e-af47-43e2-8d02-72a0856afd32.png) icon to format text as a numbered list.
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