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Wondering about that option for Flatness when saving a clipping path In most cases, you can leave that option blank, because it causes the printer to use its default values when printing the file However, if you encounter printer errors when trying to print a file with a clipping path, refer to the tip Save Selections as Clipping Paths to Define Transparent Sections of an Image in 5 for more information

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specifies a time gap of one day, two hours, three minutes, and four seconds The PRIORITY argument is intended to manage circumstances where windows overlap, and has two possible values: LOW (the default) or HIGH Only one window can be in effect at a time, and it will be the window with the higher priority If two or more overlapping windows have the same priority, the window that opened first will take priority Windows share the same namespace as schedules It is therefore impossible to create a window with the same name as a schedule, but this does mean that wherever you can refer to a schedule, you can also refer to a window So looking back to the third form of the CREATE_JOB procedure in earlier Figure 22-1, it becomes clear that a job can be created to run at any time within a named window, rather than at the precise times specified by a schedule The window itself will open and close according to a schedule, either a schedule defined within the window or a precreated schedule object Figure 22-2, shown previously, illustrates the normalized relationships between the Scheduler and Resource Manager objects

All Scheduler privileges are granted and revoked with the usual GRANT and REVOKE syntax There are a number of Scheduler-related privileges:

In Photoshop, open your object file and immediately save a copy of the file, naming it differently (for example, object_shadowtif) Make sure the object is selected In the Layers palette, select Duplicate Layer from the flyout menu in the top-right corner of the Layers palette Make sure the duplicate layer is beneath the original object layer in the Layers palette (You can name it Object Shadow if you like) Click the background color swatch and select black or a dark color; the darker the color, the denser your shadow will be Select the shadow layer and press SHIFT-ALT-BACKSPACE (Windows) or SHIFT-OPTION-DELETE (Mac) to automatically fill the selected area with the current background color Note, you will not see this layer except in the small preview box of the Layers palette, because it is directly beneath the object layer above it Then, select Filter | Blur | Gaussian Blur The Gaussian Blur dialog box will pop up Insert the desired value: the greater the value, the softer the shadow; the smaller the value, the more defined the shadow edge will be You should now see the shadow behind the object layer Delete the object layer (because this file is only for the shadow) by dragging its name to the small trash can icon at the bottom of the Layers palette Select Image | Mode | Grayscale and click OK when the dialog box asks you if you would like to discard color Now, select Image | Mode | Bitmap Under Output, enter 600 and select Diffusion Dither for the Method If you zoom in to the file, you will see that the shadow is actually a collection of tiny dots that become denser toward the center of the shadow Make sure the file is saved as a TIFF file (tif extension)

CREATE JOB CREATE ANY JOB CREATE EXTERNAL JOB EXECUTE ANY PROGRAM EXECUTE ANY CLASS MANAGE SCHEDULER EXECUTE ON <job, program, or class> ALTER ON <job, program, or schedule> ALL ON <job, program, schedule, or class> Before a user can create any jobs, schedules, or programs, they must be granted the CREATE JOB privilege; this includes the ability to create and use their own programs and schedules To create jobs in other schemas, the user will need CREATE ANY JOB External jobs require a separate privilege To use Scheduler objects in other schemas, you need the EXECUTE privilege on them The MANAGE SCHEDULER privilege is needed to create job classes and windows, and to force windows to open or close irrespective of their schedules The ready-made role SCHEDULER_ADMIN includes the first six privileges just listed It is granted to SYSTEM with ADMIN by default PART III