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naming convention, 5-2
needs-key-operator state, 10-13, 13-7
no-document event identi er, 7-12
no-resource event identi er, 7-12
noti cation
event classes, 7-23
overview, 7-1
planning personnel considerations,
3-14
printer operators, 3-14
noti cation messages
backlog events, 6-10
logical printer events, 6-50
queue events, 6-12
spooler events, 6-4
supervisor events, 5-3
noti cation pro le
adding an event to an existing value,
7-34
adding values, 7-34
attributes le, 7-39
creating, 7-33
default, 7-31
default noti cation, 7-29
delivery-address component, 7-4
delivery-method component, 7-4
displaying contents, 7-31, 7-33
event-comment component, 7-5
examples, 7-41
list of event identi ers, 7-5
locale component, 7-5
messages, 7-52
modifying, 7-31
resetting original default values, 7-40
setting values with attributes le,
7-40
specifying who receives notifcation,
7-35
summary of components, 7-55
use of operators, 7-4
Index-10
using only the delivery address
component, 7-38
using only the delivery method
component, 7-37
noti cation-pro le attribute, 7-1
summary tables, 7-53
notify-operator attribute, 10-16
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object-cleaned event identi er, 7-12
object-created event identi er, 7-13
object-deleted event identi er, 7-13
object-modi ed event identi er, 7-13
object-paused event identi er, 7-14
object-resumed event identi er, 7-14
objects, 1-4
default events, 7-30
functions of and planning, 3-5
naming convention, 5-2
noti cation pro le examples, 7-41
overview, 1-7
octets
querying for number completed, 11-31
octets-completed attribute, 11-21, 11-30
online help, 1-16
operators
DCE security, 8-3
use in notifcation pro le, 7-4
other-error event identi er, 7-14
other-warning event identi er, 7-14
output-bin
in results-pro le, 11-17
P
pages-completed attribute, 11-21, 11-30
paging
requirements for disk space, 2-3
paper
adding, 10-22
past-discard-time event identi er, 7-15
PATH environment variable, 4-8