Command:

  /STJ [id] <props> - set properties of trigger [id] on task

Purpose:

    Change one or more properties of a trigger in the in-memory task 
    object.

Arguments:

    [id]    - trigger number.  If omitted, trigger 0 is modified.
    <props> - list of trigger properties.

Remarks:

    The property list has the form <propname> = <value>...

    The trigger properties and form of their values:

    StartDate = <date>
    EndDate = <date>
    StartTime = <time>
    MinutesDuration = n
    MinutesInterval = n
    HasEndDate = {1|0}
    KillAtDuration = {1|0}
    Disabled = {1|0}
    Type = {Once|Daily|Weekly|MonthlyDate|MonthlyDOW|OnIdle|AtStartup|AtLogon}
    TypeArguments = <type-args-list>

    <date>           - { m/d/y | TODAY }
    <time>           - { h:m | NOW }
    <type-args-list> - see below

    Note that NOW is actually 60 seconds in the future so it can be used to
    create triggers that will fire soon.


    The following table lists the forms of the <type-args-list> property
    value for each of the trigger types:

    Trigger       Argument List        Argument meanings
    Type          Format
    -----------   ------------         ----------------------------
    DAILY         n                    DaysInterval
    WEEKLY        n, <DOW>             WeeksInterval, DaysOfTheWeek
    MONTHLYDATE   <DOM>, <months>      DaysOfTheMonth, Months
    MONTHLYDOW    n, <DOW>, <months>   Week, DaysOfTheWeek, Months
    ONCE                               (no args)
    ONIDLE                             (no args)
    ATSTARTUP                          (no args)
    ATLOGON                            (no args)

    <DOW> is a string with one letter per weekday.  To specify the task
    is to run on every day, use the string UMTWRFA.  To specify no days
    use a period.

    <DOM> is a comma-separated list of day numbers and ranges.  Some examples:
           1-31
           10
           20,21,22
           1,3,5,7-10
           2-8,20,12

    <months> is a string containing three letter abbreviations for months.
    For all months, use: JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec (case and order
    are not significant).

    The trigger type must be specified before the type arguments, otherwise
    properties may appear in any order.  Case, whitespace, and leading zeros
    are not significant.

Examples:
    /stj enddate=today
       - set the end date of trigger 0 on the in-memory task object to today's
         date.






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