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MIF 3.00
<FDoubleUnderline boolean>
<FNumericUnderline boolean>
<FSupScript boolean>
<FSubScript boolean>
If your application only reads or writes files for version 4 or later versions of FrameMaker, use only the 4.00
statements. If your application reads or writes files for version 3 or previous versions of FrameMaker, use
only the 3.00 statements. Do not use both statements.
The MIF interpreter always reads the MIF 3.00 statements. It writes both 3.00 and 4.00 statements for
backward compatibility.
Object statements
The following table lists the changes in graphic object statements (see
).
MIF 3.00
<Angle 0|90|180|270 >
<BRect>
Text lines, text frames, imported graphics, table cells, and equations that are rotated at an angle of 90, 180,
or 270 degrees retain rotation in earlier versions. If these objects are rotated at any other angle, they are
rotated back to 0 degrees in the earlier version. All other objects are rotated back to 0 degrees.
A FrameMaker product writes both BRect and ShapeRect values for backward compatibility. For text lines,
text frames, imported graphics, table cells, and equations that are rotated at an angle of 90, 180, or 270
degrees, the BRect value is the position and size of the object after rotation. For any object rotated at any
other angle, the BRect value is the position and size of the object before rotation, which is the same as the
ShapeRect value.
Device-independent pathnames
The following codes for pathname components in a device-independent pathname are obsolete and are
ignored by the MIF interpreter.
Code Meaning
A Apollo-dependent pathname
D DOS-dependent pathname
M Macintosh-dependent pathname
U UNIX-dependent pathname
For information about valid codes, see "Device-independent pathnames" on page 13.
MIF 4.00
<FUnderlining FDouble>
<FUnderlining FNumeric>
<FPosition FSuperscript>
<FPosition FSubscript>
MIF 4.00
<Angle degrees>
<ShapeRect>
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