How can I open a notepad downloaded from the browser?

Here's a small example based on the following website https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_a_download, which uses wildcard for the filename.

function DownloadIT()
{
    // URL https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_a_download
    var page = Aliases.browser.Page("https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_a_download").FindElement("#iframeResult");
    var image = page.FindElement("//img[contains(@src, 'myw3schoolsimage.jpg')]");
    image.Click();
    aqUtils.Delay(1000);
    
    var tabpage = Aliases.browser.BrowserWindow(0).Pane("W3Schools Tryit Editor - Google Chrome");
    // Using wildcard for Grouping and Button
    var downloadBtn = tabpage.Pane(0).Pane(0).Pane(1).Grouping("Downloads bar").Grouping("*").Button("*");
    // Filename
    Log.Message(downloadBtn.Caption);
    // Click button
    downloadBtn.Click();
}

The above coding is in JavaScript, and will click the button regardless of name.

Just to clarify,

"downloading a browser notepad" - notepad is a Windows application and not a browser.

"The notepad is downloaded" - a file is downloaded from the browser and not notepad.

From the browser, when you download a file, it usually stores the file in your Downloads folder. If its a text file, you can use Reading Text Files to read the contents of it. No need to use Notepad to open the file.

It's just translator's problem. The thing is that from Chrome the test downloads a .txt then I need to open it to verify something in its content and close it.

I will try your solution and tell you if it works

Thanks! 🙂

The format is three letters that are always the same, for example: ABC+today's date+ consecutive (I still don't know where it comes from but I could investigate in the code)

I was looking yesterday at the way that you tell me about WndClass property but I still had the hope of finding another way.
I leave here the link of the article that I found, maybe it will be useful for others

https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-Technical-Articles/TestComplete-Interact-with-the-Chrome-download-bar/ta-p/234107

Thank you so much! I appreciate your attention and help

I wanted to tell everyone that I was actually a bit afraid that the question of interacting with the Chrome download bar was going to be a bit more complicated, but it was very easy and I managed to get Object Spy to see my downloaded file. Now I don't know what else to do but that's another investigation lol

Note: I don't think this will be my solution either because with the spy object at the end is the name of the file that is downloaded, which in my case is dynamic as I had commented. I will try to access the object without including the file name and I will tell you how it went