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When you specify a device-independent pathname in a MIF string, you must precede any right angle
brackets (>) with backslashes (\), as shown in the syntax above.
Absolute pathnames
An absolute pathname shows the location of a file beginning with the root directory, volume, or drive. The
following table specifies device-independent, absolute pathnames for the different versions of FrameMaker
products.Relative pathnames
In this version The pathname appears as this MIF string
UNIX `<r\><c\>MyDirectory<c\>MySubdirectory<c\>Filename'
Macintosh `<v\>MyVolume<c\>MyFolder<c\>MySubfolder<c\>Filename'
Windows `<v\>c:<c\>mydir<c\>subdir<c\>filename'
A relative pathname shows the location of a file relative to the current directory. In all FrameMaker product
versions, the device-independent, relative pathname for the same file is:
`<c\>Filename'
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