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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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When expressions have multiple display formats, there is one default format. Additional formats are numbered. For
example, the
id expression has three display formats.
f string f
Font family (for example, f"Times"f)
i integer i
Display format number (0, 1, 2)
j integer j
Alignment for vertical lists and matrices (0=center, 1=left, 2=right,3=at equal symbol, 4=left of
equal symbol)
l metric l
Extra space to left of expression; corresponds to Spacing values in the Position Settings dialog
box
M
In a matrix, makes all column widths equal (boolean)
m
In a matrix, makes all row heights equal (boolean)
n
No automatic parentheses (boolean)
N integer N
Numeric underline (0=no underline, 1=underline)
o integer o
Outline (0=no outline, 1=outline)
O integer O
Overline (0=no overline, 1=overline)
q string q
Color name (for example, "Red")
r metric r
Extra space to right of expression; corresponds to Spacing values in the Position Settings dialog
box
R integer R
Shadow (0=no shadow, 1=shadow)
s decimal s
Character size in points (for example, s12.00s)
S integer S
Strikeout (0=no strikeout, 1=strikeout)
t metric t
Extra space at top of expression; corresponds to Spacing values in the Position Settings dialog
box
T string T
Name of custom element from reference page frame
u
Manual line break to left (boolean)
U integer U
Underline (0=no underline, 1=underline)
v
Manual line break to right (boolean)
V string V
Font variation (for example, "Narrow")
W string W
Font weight (for example, "Bold")
x metric x
Horizontal kern value
y metric y
Vertical kern value
Example MathFullForm statement
(x) <MathFullForm `id[char[x]]'>
[x] <MathFullForm `id[(*i1i*)char[x]]'>
{x} <MathFullForm `id[(*i2i*)char[x]]'>
Format code Meaning