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MIF Reference
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Usage
Use PgfFont within a Pgf statement to override the default font for the paragraph. Use Font within a FontCatalog
statement to define a font or in a
Para statement to override the default character format. Substatements in the Font
and
PgfFont statements are optional. Like the Pgf substatements, Font substatements reset the current font.
<FUnderlining keyword >
Turns on underlining and specifies underlining style
keyword can be one of:
FNoUnderlining
FSingle
FDouble
FNumeric
<FOverline boolean >
Turns on overline style
<FStrike boolean >
Turns on strikethrough style
<FChangeBar boolean >
Turns on the change bar
<FPosition keyword >
Specifies subscript and superscript characters; font size and position relative
to baseline determined by Document substatements (see page 90)
keyword can be one of:
FNormal
FSuperscript
FSubscript
<FPairKern boolean >
Turns on pair kerning
<FCase keyword >
Applies capitalization style to string
keyword can be one of:
FAsTyped
FSmallCaps
FLowercase
FUppercase
Kerning information
<FDX percent>
Horizontal kern value for manual kerning expressed as percentage of an em;
positive value moves characters right and negative value moves characters
left
<FDY percent>
Vertical kern value for manual kerning expressed as percentage of an em; posi-
tive value moves characters down and negative value moves characters up
<FDW percent>
Spread value for space between characters expressed as percentage of an em;
positive value increases the space and negative value decreases the space
<FTsume boolean >
Yes turns on Tsume (variable width rendering) for Asian characters
Filter statements Valid when text properties are applied to a file imported into FrameMaker
<FPlain boolean >
Used only by filters
<FBold boolean >
Used only by filters
<FItalic boolean >
Used only by filters
Miscellaneous information
<FLocked boolean >
Yes means the font is part of a text inset that obtains its formatting properties
from the source document
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End of PgfFont or Font statement