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Explains the benefits and purposes of using MIF for document exchange and processing.
Provides guidance on how to navigate and utilize the content of the manual effectively.
Introduces the fundamental concepts and structure of MIF statements.
Details how FrameMaker translates document components into MIF statements and objects.
General information about handling MIF files, including creation and editing.
Explains how to define and apply paragraph formatting using MIF statements.
Details the process of creating and formatting tables within MIF files.
Covers how to define document page layout, margins, and columns using MIF.
Describes how to define and use variables as placeholders in MIF documents.
Explains how to manage text that appears or is hidden based on conditions.
Details how to write filters for converting data to and from MIF format.
Explains using MIF for data interchange with databases to create formatted documents.
Describes the order and structure of main statements within a MIF document file.
Details the PgfCatalog and Pgf statements for defining paragraph formats.
Explains FontCatalog and Font statements for defining character formats.
Covers TblCatalog and TblFormat statements for defining table structures and appearances.
Describes how to define colors using ColorCatalog and Color statements.
Explains VariableFormats and VariableFormat statements for defining document variables.
Details XRefFormats and XRefFormat statements for creating cross-references.
Covers document-level settings like page size and pagination style in the Document statement.
Provides an overview of the main statements used in MIF book files.
Details statements specific to book files, such as BWindowRect and PDFBookInfo.
Explains how structured documents use elements, tags, and definitions in MIF.
Details how to define element attributes using EDAttrDef statements.
Describes context and level rules for formatting elements based on structure.
Covers document preferences specific to structured FrameMaker documents.
Defines standard formats and sizes for equations within the Document statement.
Describes custom math elements and their definitions in a document.
Explains the syntax for defining the mathematical structure of equations.
Explains how Asian text is handled in MIF using double-byte encoding schemes.
Covers defining combined fonts for Asian and Western character sets.
Details line composition rules for Japanese documents using Kumihan tables.
Describes how to represent rubi text, including oyamoji and rubi composites.
Provides a simple example of a text file and its corresponding MIF description.
Illustrates how to describe a bar chart using MIF statements.
Demonstrates creating and updating tables using MIF, including column width calculations.
Explains using database data with FrameMaker through MIF for reports.
Lists common MIF error messages and their meanings for debugging.
Details syntax changes and new features in MIF between versions 9.0 and 10.0.
Explains how FrameMaker supports structured PDF saving and related MIF statements.
Describes how graphics are stored in MIF using facets for display and printing.
Explains how external graphic files are linked and managed as insets in MIF.
Details how internal graphic data is stored and accessed within FrameMaker documents.
Defines the structure and format of an EPSI facet in MIF files.
Provides an example of an imported graphic described by an EPSI facet in MIF.
Details the structure and format of FrameImage data, including header and bitmap descriptions.
Explains the differences in header properties for monochrome and color FrameImage graphics.
Describes the structure of FrameVector data, including op codes and data types.
Lists and describes FrameVector object op codes for defining graphic elements.
General| Version | 10 |
|---|---|
| Category | Desktop Publishing |
| Developer | Adobe Systems |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS |
| License | Proprietary |
| Type | Software |
| File Format Support | FM, PDF, HTML, XML, SGML |
| Key Features | Structured authoring |
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