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Notes statement
The Notes statement defines all of the footnotes that will be used in a table title, cell, or text flow. It can appear at the
top level or at the beginning of a
TblTitleContent, CellContent, or TextFlow statement.
Syntax
Usage
Within the document text, footnotes are referred to with the <FNote ID > statement, where ID is the ID specified in
the corresponding
FNote statement. See “ParaLine statement” on page 125.
Para statement
The Para statement defines a paragraph. It can appear in a TextFlow, FNote, CellContent, or TblTitleContent
statement. In simple MIF files without page or document statements (such as the
hello.mif sample file), the Para
statement can also appear at the top level. It usually consists of a list of embedded
ParaLine statements that contain
the document text.
Syntax
<Notes
<FNote
<ID ID
>
Unique ID
<Unique ID >
ID, persistent across sessions, assigned when FrameMaker generates a MIF file; used by the
FDK client and should not be used by filters
<Font…>
Changes font as needed (see “PgfFont and Font statements” on page 66)
<Para…>
Footnote text (see “Para statement,” next)
<Para…>
Additional statements as needed
>
End of FNote statement
<FNote…>
Additional statements as needed
>
End of Notes statement
<Para
<Unique ID >
ID, persistent across sessions, assigned when FrameMaker generates a MIF file;
used by the FDK client and should not be used by filters
<PgfTag tagstring >
Applies format from Paragraph Catalog
<Pgf…>
Sets current paragraph format (see page 62)
<PgfNumString string >
Paragraph number (contains the actual string)
<PgfEndCond boolean >
Used only for hidden conditional text; Yes indicates this is the last paragraph in
the current block of conditional text in the HIDDEN text flow (see page 42)
<PgfCondFullPgf boolean >
Used only for hidden conditional text; Yes indicates paragraph contains end of
current block of hidden text and current block ends with a paragraph symbol
<ParaLine…>
See “ParaLine statement,” next