Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
Usage
Master and reference page names (supplied by the PageTag statement) appear in the status bar of a
document window. The PageBackground statement names the master page to use as the background for a
body page. A value of Default tells a FrameMaker product to use the right master page for single-sided
documents and to alternate between the right and left master pages for a two-sided document. For more
information about applying master page layouts to body pages, see “Specifying page layout” on page 41.
document window. The PageBackground statement names the master page to use as the background for a
body page. A value of Default tells a FrameMaker product to use the right master page for single-sided
documents and to alternate between the right and left master pages for a two-sided document. For more
information about applying master page layouts to body pages, see “Specifying page layout” on page 41.
A page of type HiddenPage contains the document’s hidden conditional text. (See “How a FrameMaker
product writes a conditional document” on page 54.)
product writes a conditional document” on page 54.)
A page’s size and orientation (landscape or portrait) is determined by the PageAngle statement and the
Document substatement DPageSize. If DPageSize defines
a portrait page (one whose height is greater than its width), pages with an angle of 0 or
180 degrees are portrait; pages with an angle of 90 or 270 degrees are landscape. If DPageSize defines a
landscape page (one whose width is greater than its height), pages with an angle of 0 or 180 degrees are
landscape; pages with an angle of 90 or 270 degrees are portrait.
Document substatement DPageSize. If DPageSize defines
a portrait page (one whose height is greater than its width), pages with an angle of 0 or
180 degrees are portrait; pages with an angle of 90 or 270 degrees are landscape. If DPageSize defines a
landscape page (one whose width is greater than its height), pages with an angle of 0 or 180 degrees are
landscape; pages with an angle of 90 or 270 degrees are portrait.
The filter statements are not generated by a FrameMaker product. When it reads a MIF file generated by a
filter, the MIF interpreter uses these statements to set up columns and text flows on master pages.
filter, the MIF interpreter uses these statements to set up columns and text flows on master pages.
<Frame…>
Graphic frames on the page (see the section “Graphic objects and
graphic frames” on page 111)
graphic frames” on page 111)
Graphic object statements
Objects on the page (see the section “Graphic objects and graphic
frames” on page 111)
frames” on page 111)
Filter statements
<HeaderL string>
Left header string
<HeaderC string>
Center header string
<HeaderR string>
Right header string
<FooterL string>
Left footer string
<FooterC string>
Center footer string
<FooterR string>
Right footer string
<HFMargins L T R B>
Header/footer margins
<HFFont
Header/footer font (see page 78)
<Font…>
>
<Columns integer>
Default number of columns
<ColumnGap dimension>
Default column gap
>
End of Page statement