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 :; Trigger or Trigger Script
 :: A script that may be defined to run when an event occurs for an entry<br/>The trigger (Event type & Phase) and the corresponding trigger script are one-to-one.<br/>When referring specifically to the script, it is called the ''trigger script''. When referring to the Event type & Phase and its listing in the trigger list, it is referred to merely as a ''trigger''.
-== Creating a trigger ==
-Each library can have a number of triggers &mdash; up to one for each Event. 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 identify the Event and write a trigger script that performs the necessary actions.
 == Mode of script execution ==
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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.
+== Creating a trigger ==
+Each library can have a number of triggers &mdash; up to one for each Event. 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 identify the Event and write a trigger script that performs the necessary actions.
 == Events ==
 These are the defined ''Event types'', ''Phases'', and their corresponding moves of execution.
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-|+ THE DEFINED EVENT TYPES & PHASES
+|+ THE DEFINED EVENT TYPES & THEIR PHASES
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 ! Event type !! Phase !! Execution mode