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source
Specifies the Event Source to monitor in the event log. The Event Source varies by
application and by entity performing a task. For example, the system can just as easily generate
an event that a user can generate. Unless you want to monitor the activities of a specific entity,
you should refrain from supplying this command line switch.
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description
Specifies the Description to monitor in the event log. Using this command
line switch makes the event trigger very specific. In fact, the event trigger becomes so specific
that you might miss events. Use this particular command line switch with caution and only in
cases where you know exactly which message you want to receive.
/TK
taskname
Defines the name of the task to perform when the event trigger fires. Generally,
this is the name of an application (including any required command line switches), batch file,
script, or other executable entity. For example, you can tell Outlook to send you a message about
the event using Outlook??™s command line switches to generate an email.
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username
Defines the user account to use to run the task.
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