Command:

    /LJ <file> - load task object from <file>

Purpose:

    Load a task file.

Arguments:

    <file> - file to load.

Remarks:

    JT acts like notepad.exe, in that when it starts it creates a blank task
    object, and all commands operate on that object.  You can fill that blank
    object by loading a file from disk, or by putting data into it using the
    /SJ (set task) command.

    Every Save command (/SVJ) is actually a Save As.

    Just before JT exits, it checks to see if the task object is dirty.  If a
    name has been associated with it by a Load or Save command, it will be
    saved automatically.

    The task object is *not* automatically saved before being loaded if it is
    dirty.

    See also the /SAC command.

Examples:

    /lj mytask.job /pj
       - load mytask.job into the in-memory task object, then print all its
          properties.






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