ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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BookElements statement
The
BookElements
statement contains all of the elements in the book’s hierarchy. This statement must appear after
the
BookComponent
statements. Otherwise, the MIF interpreter warns you about out-of-bounds
EComponent
values.
Syntax
Usage
The
ElementBegin
and
ElementEnd
statements define elements that contain other elements.
The
Element
statement defines an element with no subelements. If the element is inserted in the book structure
from the Element Catalog, this statement includes only the
ETag
substatement. If the element corresponds to a book
component, this statement encodes the sequence number of the corresponding component file. If the element corre-
sponds to an unstructured component file, the
ETag
string value is empty. (For more information about structured
documents, see
Using FrameMaker
.)
<PgfLeading
dimension
>
Minimum leading allowed in book
<FSize
dimension
>
Minimum font size allowed in book
<FDW
dimension
>
Minimum character spread allowed in book
<TSX
dimension
>
Minimum horizontal position of tab stop
<PgfCellLMargin
dimension
>
Minimum left cell margin for first paragraph in a cell
<PgfCellBMargin
dimension
>
Minimum bottom cell margin for first paragraph in a cell
<PgfCellTMargin
dimension
>
Minimum top cell margin for first paragraph in a cell
<PgfCellRMargin
dimension
>
Minimum right cell margin for first paragraph in a cell
>
End of
BFCLMinimums
statement
>
End of
BookSettings
statement
<BookElements
Begin structure tree
<ElementBegin…>
Begin element that contains other elements
<ElementEnd>
End element that contains other elements
<ElementBegin…>
Additional statements as needed
<ElementEnd>
<Element
Begin element with no subelements
<ETag
tagstring
>
Element tag name from Element Catalog
<EComponent
integer
>
Corresponding book component (numbering starts at 1)
<ETextSnippet
string
>
Text snippet for structure window
>
End of
Element
statement
<Element…>
Additional statements as needed
>
End of
BookElements
statement