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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
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<BegParentheses chars >
1
The characters to use as opening parentheses
<EndParentheses chars >
2
The characters to use as ending parentheses
<NoLineBeginChar chars >
3
Characters that cannot start a new line of text
<QuestionBang chars >
4
Characters for questions and exclamations
<CenteredPunct chars >
5
Punctuation characters that must be centered between characters
<PeriodComma chars >
6
Punctuation that is not centered
<NonSeparableChar chars >
7
Characters that cannot have line breaks between them
<PrecedingSymbol chars >
8
Characters such as currency symbols (¥ or $)
<SucceedingSymbol chars >
9
Characters such as % or ° (degree)
<AsianSpace chars >
10
Characters for spaces in Asian text
<Hiragana chars >
11
The set of hiragana characters
<Others>
12
All characters not assigned to any class automatically belong to
<Others>
<BaseCharWithSuper chars >
13
FrameMaker uses this class to allow spreading between the end of
a footnote and the next character. Do not assign any characters to
this class.
<BaseCharWithRubi chars >
14
The rubi block, including oyamoji and rubi text. This class has to do
with Rubikake and Nibukake rules that specify how to handle
spacing between a rubi block and an adjacent character.
<Numeral chars >
15
Characters for numerals
<UnitSymbol chars >
16
This class is not used by FrameMaker
<RomanSpace chars >
17
Characters for spaces in Roman text
<RomanChar chars >
18
Characters for Roman text
<ParenBeginWariChu chars >
19
The current version of FrameMaker does not support Warichu; this
class is not used by FrameMaker
<ParenEndWariChu chars >
20
The current version of FrameMaker does not support Warichu; this
class is not used by FrameMaker
<Spare1 chars >
21
Reserved for a user-defined character class
<Spare2 chars >
22
Reserved for a user-defined character class
<Spare3 chars >
23
Reserved for a user-defined character class
<Spare4 chars >
24
Reserved for a user-defined character class
<Spare5 chars >
25
Reserved for a user-defined character class
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