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his book was a team effort, and we re especially grateful to Jess Robinson ( 6), Jay Kuri ( 8), and Eden Caram and Robert Phaylon Seladek (both 12) for agreeing to write and do an initial review of a chapter each Special thanks to Florian Ragwitz, who provided Kieren with much of the code in the latter part of 10 and the Mason code in 11 Invaluable support and advice were obtained from a number of people within the Catalyst community, only some of whom are mentioned here Apologies if I have forgotten your name in this list Thanks to Jesse Sheidlower, Rafael Kitover, Jay Shirley, Joel Bernstein, Andrew Rodland, Tomas Doran, Kennedy Clark, Dan Dascalescu, Devin Austin, and Marcus Ramberg for help with code at timely moments Thanks to Charley Harvey for the out of the box comment in the introduction.

In 2, you learned that you can save SQL commands with the SQL*Plus SAVE command. Until now, we have written only single SQL commands from the SQL buffer to a file. However, you can also create files with multiple SQL commands, optionally intermixed with SQL*Plus commands. This type of file is referred to as a SQL*Plus script.

Image name: The actual file name of the image highlighted in the list box Page count: When a page is marked as the first page of a document, the total number of pages (images) in the document is displayed here As long as document breaks are set, this value isn t required for Opticon to function smoothly However, page count information is helpful, in that it s used to calculate page counts from the Print dialog If at all possible, you should endeavor to determine and load page count information for each document Scanning and coding vendors that process documents and electronic files are able to provide this data in an Opticon load file Directory: The full file path to an image Breaks: The term break is used to denote those images that represent the first image of a document, a folder, or a box.

In 11, Rafael Kitover also wrote the code for the WrapCGI recipe, and Alexander Hartmeier provided code for the Email::Template recipe Thanks also go to Jos Boumans for the Advanced Catalyst::Test recipe and to Mateu Hunter and the other MojoMojo developers for their article Apologies to Luke Saunders for not having the time to use the material he provided on Fixtures in DBIx::Class Also in 11, thanks go to Hideo Kumara and Cory G Watson for fixing bugs in their software in a timely manner Special thanks Dave Rolsky for reviewing a portion of 2 based on his experience writing the Moose manual I know that the section of 2 that I rewrote based on his advice will still not meet his exacting standards, but he caused it to be greatly improved Thanks to Dyana Wu for LolCatalyst.