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# Overview of Buttons on a Task

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* What is the **Pause/Start Button**?
  * By clicking this button, you will either start the task or stop the task.
* What is the **Pencil Button**?
  * By clicking this button, you will be allowed to edit a task's information such as delays, URL, SKU, Proxies, QTY, and more
* What is the **Box Over Box Button**?
  * By clicking this button, you will be duplicating the task and the task will contain the exact same information.
* What is the **Sorted Lines Button**?
  * By clicking this button, you will view task logs which will show any errors, carts, checking out, or more task logs to get more insight as to what your tasks are doing and how to fix errors.
* What is the **Trashcan Button**?
  * By clicking this button, you will be deleting the task and all the information in the task. Deleting a task is irreversible, so be careful when clicking this button.


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