Multiple action groups

You can specify multiple action groups in a .bes file. This is the schema:

<MultipleActionGroup>
      <Title> xs:normalizedString </Title> [1]
            The name of the multiple action group.
      <PreGroupActionScript> ActionScript </PreGroupActionScript> [0..1]
            An action to run before all the member actions of the multiple 
            action group; corresponds to the Pre-Execution Action Script 
            tab of the Take Action Dialog when taking multiple actions. 
      <MemberAction> [1..*]
            <Title> xs:normalizedString </Title> [1]
                  The name of the member action.
            <Relevance> RelevanceString </Relevance> [1] 
                  The member action will run only on computers for which 
                  the relevance expression evaluates to true.
            <ActionScript> ActionScript </ActionScript> [1]
            <SuccessCriteria> ActionSuccessCriteria </SuccessCriteria> [0..1]
            <IncludeInGroupRelevance>true|false</IncludeInGroupRelevance>
                  A value of true for IncludeInGroupRelevance for a member 
                  action of a multiple action group means that the group 
                  as a whole is relevant if this member action's 
                  relevance is true. Thus, if any of a group's members 
                  that have IncludeInGroupRelevance set to true are relevant,
                  then the group as a whole is relevant. If no members 
                  have IncludeInGroupRelevance set, then the group should be 
                  relevant on all computers, as long as the group's top-level 
                  relevance is true.
      </MemberAction>
      <PostGroupActionScript> ActionScript </PostGroupActionScript> [0..1]
            An action to run once all member actions have finished executing; 
            corresponds to the Post-Execution Action Script when taking 
            multiple actions.
      <Settings> ActionSettings </Settings> [0..1]
      <SettingsLocks> ActionSettingsLocks </SettingsLocks> [0..1]
</MultipleActionGroup>