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 == Event that initiates execution of the trigger ==
 The launch of the trigger is defined by two parameters:
-; Act
+; Action
-: is any user to perform a recording operation. (Huh?)
+: is any action preformed by the user on an entry.
-; Phase actions
+; Phase of an action
-: specify a precise moment of the trigger for each type of action available to its phase.
+: a subdivision, or specific step, of an action. A trigger can be fired during a phase of an action. Each action type can have a different set of phases.
-=== Execution of the script ===
+=== Script execution ===
-The phase in which the trigger is triggered also determines how the script will be executed &mdash; synchronously or asynchronously.
+The phase that activates the trigger also defines how the trigger will be executed &mdash; synchronously or asynchronously.
-; Simultaneous script execution
+; Synchronous script execution
-: The application suspends user interaction for the duration of the script. It is not recommended to perform time-consuming operations in these scripts.
+: implies the application suspends user interaction and executes the script. It is not recommended to perform time-consuming operations in this case.
 ; Asynchronous script execution
-: The script runs in the background; the application does not stop user interaction. Usually, scripts are executed synchronously, in the last phases of the action.
+: results in the script running in the background; user interaction is not suspended. Usually, asynchronous scripts are used in the last phases of the action.
 == Security ==