Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
Syntax
Usage
In a MIF file, all colors are expressed as a mixture of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. The ColorAttribute
statement identifies a default FrameMaker document color; the default colors are all reserved (specified by
the ColorIsReserved keyword) and cannot be modified or deleted by the user. A reserved default color can
have two ColorAttribute statements, for example:
statement identifies a default FrameMaker document color; the default colors are all reserved (specified by
the ColorIsReserved keyword) and cannot be modified or deleted by the user. A reserved default color can
have two ColorAttribute statements, for example:
<ColorAttribute ColorIsCyan>
<ColorAttribute ColorIsReserved>
A color tint must be based on an existing color. This has two implications:
•
If the base color doesn’t exist in the document, black is used as the base color for the tint.
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The color value statements (values for CMYK, color family, and ink name) are ignored when included in
a tint statement. However, FrameMaker writes out color value statements for a tint, even though they will
be ignored. To modify the color values of a tint, modify the color value statements for the base color used
by the tint.
be ignored. To modify the color values of a tint, modify the color value statements for the base color used
by the tint.
<Color
<ColorTag tagstring>
Color tag name
<ColorCyan percentage>
Percentage of cyan (0–100)
<ColorMagenta percentage>
Percentage of magenta (0–100)
<ColorYellow percentage>
Percentage of yellow (0–100)
<ColorBlack percentage>
Percentage of black (0–100)
<ColorLibraryFamilyName string>
Color library name
<ColorLibraryInkName string>
Specifies name of the color library pigment. Older versions of MIF that
use ColorPantoneValue can still be read into MIF 5.5 and later. The
full ink name must be used.
use ColorPantoneValue can still be read into MIF 5.5 and later. The
full ink name must be used.
<ColorAttribute keyword>
Identifies a default FrameMaker document color
keyword can be one of:
ColorIsBlack
ColorIsWhite
ColorIsRed
ColorIsGreen
ColorIsBlue
ColorIsCyan
ColorIsMagenta
ColorIsYellow
ColorIsReserved
ColorIsBlack
ColorIsWhite
ColorIsRed
ColorIsGreen
ColorIsBlue
ColorIsCyan
ColorIsMagenta
ColorIsYellow
ColorIsReserved
<ColorTint percentage>
100% indicates solid color; less than 100% indicates a reduced per-
centage of the color
centage of the color
<ColorTintBaseColor string
The name of the color from which the tint is derived. If the base color
does not exist in the document, black will be used.
does not exist in the document, black will be used.
<ColorOverprint boolean>
Yes indicates overprint is set for the color; No indicates knockout.
>
End of Color statement