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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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Usage
In a MIF file, all colors are expressed as a mixture of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. The ColorAttribute
statement identifies a default FrameMaker document color; the default colors are all reserved (specified by the
ColorIsReserved keyword) and cannot be modified or deleted by the user. A reserved default color can have two
ColorAttribute statements, for example:
<ColorAttribute ColorIsCyan>
<ColorAttribute ColorIsReserved>
A color tint must be based on an existing color. This has two implications:
• If the base color doesn’t exist in the document, black is used as the base color for the tint.
• The color value statements (values for CMYK, color family, and ink name) are ignored when included in a tint
statement. However, FrameMaker writes out color value statements for a tint, even though they will be ignored. To
modify the color values of a tint, modify the color value statements for the base color used by the tint.
<ColorCyan percentage >
Percentage of cyan (0–100)
<ColorMagenta percentage >
Percentage of magenta (0–100)
<ColorYellow percentage >
Percentage of yellow (0–100)
<ColorBlack percentage >
Percentage of black (0–100)
<ColorLibraryFamilyName string>
Color library name
<ColorLibraryInkName string >
Specifies name of the color library pigment. Older versions of MIF that
use ColorPantoneValue can still be read into MIF 5.5 and later. The
full ink name must be used.
<ColorAttribute keyword >
Identifies a default FrameMaker document color
keyword can be one of:
ColorIsBlack
ColorIsWhite
ColorIsRed
ColorIsGreen
ColorIsBlue
ColorIsCyan
ColorIsMagenta
ColorIsYellow
ColorIsDarkGrey
ColorIsPaleGreen
ColorIsForestGreen
ColorIsRoyalBlue
ColorIsMauve
ColorIsLightSalmon
ColorIsOlive
ColorIsSalmon
ColorIsReserved
<ColorTint percentage>
100% indicates solid color; less than 100% indicates a reduced
percentage of the color
<ColorTintBaseColor string
The name of the color from which the tint is derived. If the base color
does not exist in the document, black will be used.
<ColorOverprint boolean>
Yes indicates overprint is set for the color; No indicates knockout.
>
End of Color statement