ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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If the imported text flow retains the formatting of the source document, the paragraph, character, table, variable,
and cross-reference formats used in the inset are marked with special MIF statements to indicate that these formats
should not be affected by global updates. These statements are
PgfLocked
,
FLocked
,
TblLocked
,
VariableLocked
,
and
XRefLocked
, respectively. The MIF statements appear under the descriptions of these formats.
Plain text formatting can also be used, if the
TiFormatting
statement is set to
TiPlainText
.
TiText statement
The
TiText
statement defines a text file imported by reference. It appears in a
TextInset
statement.
Syntax
TiTextTable statement
The
TiTextTable
statement defines imported text formatted as a table. It appears in a
TextInset
statement.
Syntax
<TiText
<TiEOLisEOP
boolean
>
Yes
specifies that the end of the line marks the end of a paragraph;
No
specifies that a
blank line identifies the end of a paragraph
<TiTxtEncoding
keyword
>
Specifies the text encoding for the source file
keyword
can be one of:
TiIsoLatin
TiASCII
TiANSI
TiJIS
TiShiftJIS
TiEUC
TiBig5
TIEUCCNS
TiGB
TiHZ
TiKorean
TiUTF8
TiUTF16BE
TiUTF16LE
TiUTF32BE
TiUTF32LE
>
End of
TiText
statement
<TiTextTable
<TiTblTag
string
>
Specifies the name of the table format used for the table
<TiTblIsByRow
boolean
>
Yes
specifies that each paragraph in the imported text is converted to a
row of table cells;
No
specifies that each paragraph in the imported text is
converted to a table cell
<TiTblNumCols
num
>
If each paragraph is converted to a separate cell, specifies the number of
columns in the table
<TiTblSep
string
>
If each paragraph is converted to a row of cells, specifies the character used
to indicate the contents of each cell