.job files are normally located in the windows folder %SystemRoot%\Tasks,
and this is where the Windows task scheduler creates .job files when a new
scheduled task is created.
The .job files themselves are binary files. To edit a .job file use interface provided by the Windows Task Scheduler.
For more information see:
cf .cr5.
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