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 ; Asynchronous script execution mode
 : 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 ==
-Since the scripts have access to more actions than a user does, they require additional permissions.
-The user must define these permissions manually for each library.
-To open the dialog to set permissions for scripts &mdash; open library triggers list and click ''Shield'' on the toolbar. Permissions must be set separately on each device. Permissions are not synchronized between devices.
-=== Permissions for scripts ===
-; Library permissions
-: determines which other libraries can be affected by the script. You can grant access to all libraries or select only certain libraries. This authorization is required for the libByName function.
-; Read permissions
-: grants the script read access to a file
-; Write permissions
-: grants the script write access to a file
-; Network
-: grants to the script the right to execute http requests
 == Events ==
-These are the defined ''Event types''.
+These are the defined ''Event types'', Phases, and their corresponding moves of execution.
 {| class="wikitable"
-|+ THE DEFINED EVENT TYPES
+|+ THE DEFINED EVENT TYPES & PHASES
 |-
 ! Event type !! Phase !! Execution mode
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 | after the operation || asynchronous
 |}
+== Security ==
+Since the scripts have access to more actions than a user does, they require additional permissions.
+The user must define these permissions manually for each library.
+To open the dialog to set permissions for scripts &mdash; open library triggers list and click ''Shield'' on the toolbar. Permissions must be set separately on each device. Permissions are not synchronized between devices.
+=== Permissions for scripts ===
+; Library permissions
+: determines which other libraries can be affected by the script. You can grant access to all libraries or select only certain libraries. This authorization is required for the libByName function.
+; Read permissions
+: grants the script read access to a file
+; Write permissions
+: grants the script write access to a file
+; Network
+: grants to the script the right to execute http requests
 == Libraries and Entries ==