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submitters receive messages about their print jobs; the administrator receives messages about destinations and servers that he or she created. The default delivery method is message, so the notifications are sent to the InfoPrint Manager Notification client on the system that the person used to create the object. Table 5. Default notification profile settings Object Events Actual destination v destination-needs-administrator v destination-needs-attention v destination-needs-operator v destination-timed-out v object-cleaned v object-deleted Default Job No defaults set. See "Using notification profiles with default jobs" on page 22 for more information. Job v destination-needs-attention v destination-needs-operator v destinations-not-ready-for-job v document-aborted-by-destination v document-aborted-by-server v document-cancelled-at-destination v job-aborted-by-server v job-cancelled-by-operator v job-cannot-be-scheduled v job-completed v past-discard-time Logical destination v object-cleaned v object-deleted Queue v object-cleaned v object-deleted v queue-backlogged Server v internal-server-error v low-on-memory v memory-exhausted v object-cleaned v object-deleted v out-of-disk-space v out-of-dpf-haids v out-of-dpf-job-numbers v out-of-dpf-raids v sapcbd-down v sapconnectd-down v server-shutdown-complete Determining how much notification administrators, operators, and job submitters require takes some planning and, as you familiarize yourself with InfoPrint, you should discover when you require more or less notification. You can start by using the defaults and see how many and what kind of messages you receive. To send more or less notification, to modify which users receive notifications, or to send messages using a different delivery method, you can change the notification profiles. Chapter 6. Using InfoPrint Manager notifications 21