Adobe framemaker 6.0 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 6.0
MIF Document Statements
Macintosh:
The Macintosh platform name has the following syntax:
<FPlatformName M.
FontName
.
StyleFlags
>
The following statements are valid representations of the Macintosh font Helvetica Narrow Bold Oblique:
<FPlatformName M.Helvetica.BIC>
<FPlatformName M.B Helvetica Bold.IC>
<FPlatformName M.NI Helvetica Narrow Oblique.B>
<FPlatformName M.NBI Helvetica Narrow BoldObl.P>
Windows:
The Windows platform name has the following syntax:
<FPlatformName W.
FaceName
.
ItalicFlag.Weight.Variation
>
The following statements are valid representations of the Windows font Helvetica Narrow Bold Oblique:
<FPlatformName W.Helvetica-Narrow.I.700>
<FPlatformName W.Helvetica.I.700.Narrow>
Tables
Table formats are defined by a TblFormat statement. Table formats can be locally defined or they can be
stored in a Table Catalog, which is defined by a TblCatalog statement. The ruling styles used in a table are
defined in a RulingCatalog statement.
stored in a Table Catalog, which is defined by a TblCatalog statement. The ruling styles used in a table are
defined in a RulingCatalog statement.
M
Platform designator
FontName
Macintosh Resource Manager font name (for more information, see your Macintosh documenta-
tion)
tion)
StyleFlags
Macintosh font styles; use one or more of the following flags:
B (Bold)
I (Italic)
C (Condensed)
E (Extended)
P (Plain, use if no other flags are set)
I (Italic)
C (Condensed)
E (Extended)
P (Plain, use if no other flags are set)
You cannot use the C and E flags for the same font. For Underline, Outline, and Shadow styles,
use the MIF statements FUnderlining, FOutline, and FShadow (described on page 80 and
page 80).
use the MIF statements FUnderlining, FOutline, and FShadow (described on page 80 and
page 80).
W
Platform designator
FaceName
Windows face name (for more information, see your Windows documentation)
ItalicFlag
Whether font is italic; use one of the following flags:
I (Italic)
R (Regular)
R (Regular)
Weight
Weight classification, for example 400 (regular) or 700 (bold)
Variation
Optional variation, for example Narrow