Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
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If the imported graphic is copied into the document, the data describing the graphic is recorded within
the ImportObject statement. The description of a graphic in a given format is called a facet.
FrameMaker products use facets to display graphics, print graphics, or store additional graphic infor-
mation. Imported graphics can have more than one facet, which means that the graphic is described in
more than one format.
mation. Imported graphics can have more than one facet, which means that the graphic is described in
more than one format.
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If the graphic is imported by reference, the data describing the graphic is not stored within the Impor-
tObject statement. Instead, a directory path to the file containing the graphic data is recorded in the Impor-
tObject statement.
tObject statement.
Syntax
<ImportObject
Generic object statements
Information common to all objects (see page 111)
<ImportObFile pathname>
Object’s UNIX-style pathname; no longer used, but written out by
FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility
FrameMaker products for backward-compatibility
<ImportObFileDI pathname>
Object’s device-independent pathname (see page 13)
<ImportHint string>
Record identifying the filter used for graphics imported by reference
(see “Record of the filter used to import graphic by reference” on
page 124)
(see “Record of the filter used to import graphic by reference” on
page 124)
<ShapeRect L T W H>
Position and size of object, before rotation, in the page or graphic
frame coordinates
frame coordinates
<BitMapDpi integer>
Scaling value for bitmap file; ignored for FrameVector graphics
<ImportObFixedSize boolean>
Yes inhibits scaling of bitmap file (see “Size, position, and angle of
imported graphics” on page 122); ignored for FrameVector graphics
imported graphics” on page 122); ignored for FrameVector graphics
<FlipLR boolean>
Yes flips object about the vertical axis
=string
Specifies the name of the facet used to describe the graphic imported
by copying (see the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graphics.”)
by copying (see the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graphics.”)
&%keyword
Identifies the data type used in the facet (see the appendix, “Facet
Formats for Graphics.”).
Formats for Graphics.”).
keyword can be one of:
v (for unsigned bytes)
i (for integer data)
m (for metric data)
v (for unsigned bytes)
i (for integer data)
m (for metric data)
&…
Data describing the imported graphic; data must begin with the
ampersand character (see the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graph-
ics.”)
ampersand character (see the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graph-
ics.”)
&\x
Marks the beginning or end of data represented in hexadecimal (see
the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graphics.”)
the appendix, “Facet Formats for Graphics.”)
=EndInset
End of the data describing the imported graphic
<NativeOrigin X Y>
Coordinates of the origin of the imported graphic within the page or
frame; applicable for graphics that use coordinate systems, such as
EPS
frame; applicable for graphics that use coordinate systems, such as
EPS
<ImportObEditor string>
Name of application to call to edit bitmap graphic inset or imported
object; ignored for FrameVector graphics
object; ignored for FrameVector graphics