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Modifying a Task
1.  Get a listing of all tasks using: clm list
2.  Display the desired task 'n' in a format suitable for listing using:
clm list::n
3.  Usage:  clm "mod::n::taskType|*|taskTitle|*|Par1|*|Par2|*|....|*|Par10"

4.  NOTE: Task list starts at index 0.  If you have 10 tasks, first task is
0 and last task is 9
5.  taskTypes and parameters can be obtained using: clm ?::pars
6.  11 |*| are required

Adding a Task
Usage: add::taskType|*|taskTitle|*|Par1|*|Par2|*|....|*|Par10
Another option is to duplicate an existing task using: clm copy::n and then
modify the parameters.

Par1-Par10
These parameters are dependent on the task.  These parameters may also
change with versions, if more features are added to a task.  These
parameters are exactly in the same sequence in the task table of the user
interface.  If all 10 parameters are not used, they should be left blank.
However, 11 |*| are required.

You can also Manage your tasks on a remote machine using the user interface
itself in conjunction with this CLM and an ftp client.  See the help files 
on CLM for details.
