Adobe framemaker 6.0 User Manual
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
Shading properties
<TblHFFill integer>
Default fill pattern for table heading and footing (see page 113)
<TblHFColor tagstring>
Default color for table heading and footing (see page 94)
<TblHFSeparation integer>
Default color for table heading and footing; no longer used, but written
out by FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color
statements” on page 264)
out by FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color
statements” on page 264)
<TblBodyFill integer>
Default fill pattern for body cells (see page 113)
<TblBodyColor tagstring>
Default color for body cells (see page 94)
<TblBodySeparation integer>
Default color for body cells; no longer used, but written out by
FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color state-
ments” on page 264)
FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color state-
ments” on page 264)
<TblShadeByColumn boolean>
Yes specifies column shading; No specifies body row shading
<TblShadePeriod integer>
Number of consecutive columns/rows that use TblBodyFill
<TblXFill integer>
Exception fill pattern for columns or body rows (see page 113)
<TblXColor tagstring>
Exception color for columns or body rows (see page 94)
<TblXSeparation integer>
Exception color for columns or body rows; no longer used, but written
out by FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color
statements” on page 264)
out by FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility (see “Color
statements” on page 264)
<TblAltShadePeriod integer>
Number of consecutive columns/rows that use TblXFill; exception col-
umns/rows alternate with default body columns/rows to form a repeat-
ing pattern
umns/rows alternate with default body columns/rows to form a repeat-
ing pattern
Column properties
<TblWidth dimension>
Not generated by a FrameMaker product, but can be used by filters to
determine table width
determine table width
<TblColumn
Each table must have at least one TblColumn statement; a column
without a statement uses the format of the rightmost column
without a statement uses the format of the rightmost column
<TblColumnNum integer>
Column number; columns are numbered from left to right starting at 0
<TblColumnWidth dimension>
Width of column. See page 92
<TblColumnWidthP integer>
Not generated by a FrameMaker product, but a temporary column
width when filtering proportionally-spaced tables from another applica-
tion; converted to a fixed width when read in (see page 92)
width when filtering proportionally-spaced tables from another applica-
tion; converted to a fixed width when read in (see page 92)
<TblColumnWidthA W W>
Not generated by a FrameMaker product, but a width based on a cell
width, for filters only; converted into a fixed width when read in. First
value is minimum width; second value is maximum width. Values limit
the range of a computed column width, and are usually set to a wide
range (see page 92).
width, for filters only; converted into a fixed width when read in. First
value is minimum width; second value is maximum width. Values limit
the range of a computed column width, and are usually set to a wide
range (see page 92).
<TblColumnH
Default paragraph format for the column’s heading cells in new tables
<PgfTag tagstring>
Applies format from Paragraph Catalog
<Pgf…>
Overrides Paragraph Catalog format as needed (see page 73)
>
End of TblColumnH statement
<TblColumnBody
Default paragraph format for the column’s body cells in new tables