Adobe FRAMEMAKER 10 User Manual page 276

• The style op codes define the styles applied to all operations until the styles are changed. For example, all graphics
objects use the same line width, fill pattern, and color until the style op codes change. All styles need to be defined
before specifying the first object op code.
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Object
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The object op codes define graphics objects.
The following tables list the op codes, with a brief description of each op code and the number of the page where
each op code is described. The definitions of many of these op codes are similar to corresponding MIF statements.
Definition op codes
Op code Description of op code
0x01 Version number
0x02 Bounding rectangle
0x03 CMYK color definition
0x04 RGB color definition
0x05 Pantone color definition
0xFF End of the vector graphics
Note that the colors defined in a FrameVector graphic can be used only within the FrameVector graphic. These
colors cannot be used for other purposes in the document.
If the definition of a color in the FrameVector graphic does not match the definition in the color catalog of the
document, FrameMaker uses the definition in the color catalog when displaying the graphic.
Style op codes
Op code Description of op code
0x06 Dashed line style
0x07 Arrow style
0x20 Rotation angle
0x21 Pen pattern
0x22 Fill pattern
0x23 Line width
0x24 Color
0x25 Overprint
0x26 Dashed/solid line
0x27 Head cap style
0x28 Tail cap style
0x29 Smoothed
0x2A Font name
0x2B Font size
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