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MIF Reference
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The
BookFileInfo
statement stores encoded packets of information (XMP data) that corresponds with values of
fields in the File Info dialog box. This statement can only appear in the
Book
statement.
Syntaxº
XML book statements
In versions 7.0 and later, FrameMaker supports XML import and export. The following statements store information
necessary to properly save a book as XML.
Syntax
<Key string>
A string of up to 255 ASCII characters that represents the name of a Document Info field; in PDF the
name of a File Info field must be 126 characters or less.
Represent non-printable characters via
#HH
, where
#
identifies a hexadecimal representation of a
character, and HH is the hexadecimal value for the character. For example, use #23 to represent the
“
#
” character. Zero-value hex -codes (
#00
) are illegal.
For more information, see “PDF Document Info” on page 85 .
<Value string>
A string of up to 255 ASCII characters that represents the value of a Document Info field; because a
single MIF string contains no more than 255 ASCII characters, you can use more than one
Value
statement for a given Key
A Value can include Unicode characters; represent Unicode characters via
&#xHHHH;
, where
&#x
opens the character code, the “ ; ” character closes the character code, and
HHHH
are as many hexadec-
imal values as are required to represent the character.
For more information, see “PDF Document Info” on page 85 .
...
You can repeat paired groupings of
Key
and
Value
statements
>
End of
PDFBookInfo
statement
<BookFileInfo> Specifies the same information that appears in
<PDFBookInfo>
, except it expresses these values as encoded
data. You should not try to edit this data.
BookFileInfo also represents the values of the default fields for
Creator
,
Creation Date
, and
MetaData Date
.
For more information, see “Document File Info” on page 84 .
< encoded > XMP information as encoded data which is generated by
FrameMaker. This information corresponds to the values set in
the File Info dialog box. For any book, there can be an arbitrary
number of XMP statements.
. . .
> End of BookFileInfo
<BXmlVersion string>
The XML version that was specified in the XML declaration when the
XML file was opened
<BXmlEncoding string>
The XML encoding parameter that was specified in the XML declara-
tion when the XML file was opened
<BXmlStandAlone int>
The XML standalone parameter that was specified in the XML declara-
tion when the XML file was opened—determines whether or not the
XML document requires a DTD