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You can also perform any of the following tasks in the Animation palette to further customize the animation: 1 To move a frame within the sequence of the animation, click once on the frame in the Animation palette and drag it to the new location 2 To delete a frame, click once on the frame in the Animation palette and drag it over the Trash button at the bottom of the palette 3 To delete the entire animation, click the triangle in the upper-right corner of the Animation palette and choose Delete Animation from the palette menu Continue adding new frames and editing their contents through the Layers palette as needed until you re satisfied with the flow of information in the animation To save the animation for web use, see the tip Optimize GIF Animations, later in the chapter

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Datafile specifications are provided for the SYSTEM, SYSAUX, and UNDO tablespaces Tempfile specifications for a TEMPORARY tablespace are also provided The database character set used for storing data dictionary data and table columns of type VARCHAR2, CHAR, and CLOB is specified followed by the national character set (which is used for columns of type NVARCHAR2, NCHAR, and NCLOB) It is possible to change the character set after creation with SQL*Plus Choice and use of character sets, and other aspects of globalization, are covered in detail in 26 TIP Until version 9i of the database, there was no supported means for changing the database character set after creation: it was therefore vital to get this right With 9i and later, it is possible to change it afterward, but this is not an operation to embark on lightly Get it right now! The logfile clause specifies three log file groups, each consisting of one member This is an example of the DBCA defaults perhaps not doing a perfect job It would be better practice to multiplex the redo log: to create at least two members for each group Not a problem this can be fixed later (in 14) The online redo log will always require substantial tuning; the defaults are applicable to virtually no production systems Finally, SYS and SYSTEM passwords are initialized, and spooling to the log is switched off This one file with the CREATE DATABASE command will create a database After its successful execution, you will have an instance running in memory, and a database consisting of a controlfile and copies as specified by the CONTROL_FILES initialization parameter, and the datafiles and redo logs specified in the CREATE DATABASE command A data dictionary will have been generated in the SYSTEM tablespace But although the database has been created, it is unusable The remaining scripts called by ocp11gsql make the database usable The CREATE DATABASE command has many options, all of which have defaults For example, if you do not specify a datafile for the SYSTEM or SYSAUX tablespace, one will be created anyway If you do not specify a character set, there is a default, which will depend on the operating system configuration (it may not be a very helpful default commonly, it is US7ASCII, which is inadequate for many applications) There are also defaults for the online redo logfiles There are no defaults for the TEMP and UNDO tablespaces; if these are not specified, the database will be created without them Not a problem they can be added later TIP The CREATE DATABASE command can be extremely long and complicated but there are defaults for everythingYou can create a database from a SQL*Plus prompt with two words: CREATE DATABASE.

In ImageReady, a frame of animation is really like a snapshot of the Layers palette at a specific time in the file s history For example, Frame 1 might display Layers 2 and 3 but not Layer 1, while Frame 2 might display just Layer 1 If at any time you want to copy how the layers are displayed in one frame and paste that snapshot into another frame, you can use the copy and paste commands in the Animation palette You can also use this technique to copy and paste frames between different animation files altogether To copy a frame you will paste elsewhere, follow these steps: