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Good Example 1:
Action A and B both run after login, A depends on B (that is, the alias for Action B is entered into the dependencies field of Action A)
If B has already run, A will run.
If B has not run yet, A will attempt to run B. As soon as B has finished, A runs.

Bad Example 1:
Action A runs after login, B before login. A depends on B.
Irregardless of whether B has already run by the time A wants to run, A will fail to execute as B is not configured for the same Runtypes.

Bad Example 2:
Action A runs after login, B at shutdown. A depends on B.
Since B has not yet run by the time A is set to execute, and B is configured for a later Runtype, execution of A fails.

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