Changing the event filter on the object level
You may also set an individual event filter for a
particular object. This way, you determine on what events, which concern this
very object and objects possibly contained therein, you want to be notified. To
do so, invoke 
in the object’s action menu. This
presents the ‘Change Event Filter’ form, which is very similar to
the one used for the default filter described in the previous section. The
setting done here overrides the filter for event notification inherited from the
parent folder. If no superior event filter has been changed, the filter
inherited is the default event filter.
Use the check boxes below each event service, which you have activated, to select the types of events of which you want to be notified via the service. The ‘configured’ row indicates the kind of event type setting that is currently valid for a service:
• default: the default event filter,
• inherited: a non-default event filter inherited from a superior folder,
• modified: an event filter specifically modified for the current object.
If the event filter for the current object has been changed (indicated by modified for one or more services), you can remove these changes by clicking on [Remove filter]. This leads to using the event filter of a superior folder – or to using the default event filter again if no specific event filter has been configured in any superior folder.
Event services may only be activated or deactivated on a whole when setting the default event filter; click on [Change default filter] to do this.
A configuration of the event filter which deviates from the
default event filter is indicated by an 
icon in the entry of the object concerned. Click this icon
to view or change the event filter.