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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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<DPageScrolling keyword >
Specifies how FrameMaker displays consecutive pages
keyword can be one of:
Variable
Horizontal
Vertical
Facing
<DCurrentView integer >
Specifies current color view (1-6)
View Only document properties
<DViewOnly boolean >
Yes specifies View Only document (locked)
<DViewOnlyXRef keyword >
Changes behavior of active cross-references in View Only document
(see page 46)
keyword can be one of:
GotoBehavior
OpenBehavior
NotActive
<DViewOnlySelect keyword >
Disables/enables user selection in View Only document, including
selection with modifier keys, and sets highlighting style of destina-
tion markers for active cross-references (see “Using active cross-refer-
ences” on page 46)
keyword can be one of:
No (disable user selection)
Yes (enable user selection and highlighting)
UserOnly (enable selection but not highlighting)
<DViewOnlyNoOp 0x nnn >
Disables a command in a View Only document; command is specified
by hex function code (see page 47)
<DViewOnlyWinBorders boolean >
No suppresses display of scroll bars and border buttons in document
window of View Only document
<DViewOnlyWinMenubar boolean >
No suppresses display of document window menu bar in View Only
document
<DViewOnlyWinPopup boolean >
No suppresses display of document-region pop-up menus in View
Only document
The dotted boundary line of a document is the document-region.
<DViewOnlyWinPalette boolean >
Yes makes window behave as command palette window in View
Only document
The FrameMaker console is the Command palette window.
Document default language
<DLanguage keyword >
Hyphenation and spell-checking language for text lines; for allowed
keywords, see
PgfLanguage on page 64
Color printing
<DNoPrintSepColor tagstring >
Tag name of color not to print; any color not included here is printed.
If you have multiple colors you don’t want to print, use multiple state-
ments.
<DPrintProcessColor tagstring >
Tag name of process color to print as separation
<DPrintSeparations boolean >
Yes prints separations