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-A Trigger is a script that is triggered by certain actions or events. As a scripting language used by JavaScript, the script may change or create a recording, perform an http-request, create a file, validate data, and more.
+A Trigger is a script that initiates certain actions or events. Trigger scripts are written in [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/web/JavaScript JavaScript]. When a trigger script is executed, it may change an existing entry, create a new entry, execute an http request, create a file, perform data validation, etc.
 == Creating a trigger ==
-Each library can have multiple triggers. To open the list of triggers, go to the library, open the menu, and then click ''Triggers''.
+Each library can have any number of triggers. To see the list of triggers, open the library, open the menu, and then select ''Triggers''.
-To create a trigger, open the library's list of triggers and click <big>'''+'''</big>. You must then select the start time and write a trigger script realizing your needs.
+To create a trigger, open the library's list of triggers and click <big>'''+'''</big>. You must then define the event and write a trigger script that performs the necessary action.
-== Since the launch of the trigger ==
+== Event that initiates execution of the trigger ==
 The launch of the trigger is defined by two parameters:
 ; Act