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Formatting statements
If, ElseIf, and Else statements can use the following statements to specify an element's formatting:
<IsTextRange
>
<FormatTag
>
<FmtChangeListTag
>
<FmtChangeList ...>
<ContextFormatRule ...>
<LevelFormatRule ...>
<ContextLabel
>
<ElementPrefix
>
<ElementSuffix
>
MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books
Additional formatting statements as needed
End of
statement
An optional Else clause
Additional formatting statements as needed
End of
statement
if the element is formatted as a text range instead of as a para-
graph
Only text format rules can include this statement.
The format tag. If
character format tag; otherwise, it specifies a paragraph tag, table
tag, marker type, cross-reference format, or equation size
Only text and object format rules can include this statement
The tag of a named format change list (a format change list in the
format change list catalog). For more information on format change
lists, see "Format change lists" on page 172
Object format rules can't include this statement
The definition of an unnamed format change list. For more informa-
tion on format change lists, see "Format change lists" on page 172
Object format rules can't include this statement
The definition of a nested context format rule
The definition of a nested level format rule
The context label for generated files. It cannot contain white-space
characters or any of these special characters:
( ) & | , * + ? < > % [ ] = ! ; : { } "
When a user displays the Set Up dialog box to set up a generated file,
the label appears next to elements to which the ,
statement applies
Only text and object format rules can include this statement
A string that appears before the element
Only prefix rules can include this statement
A string that appears after the element
Only suffix rules can include this statement
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