Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
Usage
Use PgfFont within a Pgf statement to override the default font for the paragraph. Use Font within a
FontCatalog statement to define a font or in a Para statement to override the default character format.
Substatements in the Font and PgfFont statements are optional. Like the Pgf substatements, Font substate-
ments reset the current font.
FontCatalog statement to define a font or in a Para statement to override the default character format.
Substatements in the Font and PgfFont statements are optional. Like the Pgf substatements, Font substate-
ments reset the current font.
When the MIF interpreter reads a Font statement, it continues using the character format properties until
it either reads another Font statement or reads the end of the Para statement. You can set the character
format back to its previous state by providing an empty FTag statement. A Font statement that does not
supply all property substatements inherits the current font state for those properties not supplied.
it either reads another Font statement or reads the end of the Para statement. You can set the character
format back to its previous state by providing an empty FTag statement. A Font statement that does not
supply all property substatements inherits the current font state for those properties not supplied.
For more information about creating and applying character formats in a MIF file, see “Creating and
applying character formats” on page 30. For more information about character formats in general, see
your user’s manual.
applying character formats” on page 30. For more information about character formats in general, see
your user’s manual.
Usage of some aspects of the PgfFont and Font statements is described in the following sections.
Locked fonts and text insets
The FLocked statement does not correspond to any setting in the Character Designer. The statement is
used for text insets that retain formatting information from the source document.
used for text insets that retain formatting information from the source document.
If the <FLocked Yes> statement appears in a specific character format, that character format is part of a
text inset that retains formatting information from the source document. The character format is not
affected by global formatting performed on the document.
text inset that retains formatting information from the source document. The character format is not
affected by global formatting performed on the document.
If the <FLocked No> statement appears in a specific character format, either that character format is not
part of a text inset, or that character format is part of a text inset that reads formatting information from
the current document. The character format is affected by global formatting performed on the document.
part of a text inset, or that character format is part of a text inset that reads formatting information from
the current document. The character format is affected by global formatting performed on the document.
For more information about text insets, see “Text insets (text imported by reference)” on page 140.
<FPlain boolean>
Used only by filters
<FBold boolean>
Used only by filters
<FItalic boolean>
Used only by filters
Miscellaneous information
<FLocked boolean>
Yes means the font is part of a text inset that obtains its formatting
properties from the source document
properties from the source document
>
End of PgfFont or Font statement