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<DAttributeDisplay >
<DAttrEditor >
<DElementBordersOn >
<DElementTags >
<DUseInitStructure >
<DSGMLAppName >
<DExclusions...>
<DInclusions...>
<DSeparateInclusions >
<DApplyFormatRules >
<DBookElementHierarchy
<ElementContext
<PrevElement
<ETag >
<Attributes ...>
>
<Element
<ETag >
<Attributes ...>
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<NextElement
MIF Statements for Structured Documents and Books
Default attribute display setting for document
can be one of:
: display all attributes
: display required and specified attributes
: don't display attributes
When Edit Attributes dialog box appears for new elements
can be one of:
: never
: always
: when there are required attributes
turns on element borders in document window. This statement
and are mutually exclusive. If both statements appear
in a MIF file, the later statement overrides the earlier one
turns on element tags in document window. This statement and
are mutually exclusive. If both statements
appear in a MIF file, the later statement overrides the earlier one
means FrameMaker+SGML inserts initial structure for new ele-
ments
The name of the SGML application associated with the document. For
information on registering SGML applications, see the online manual
FrameMaker+SGML Developer's Guide
Lists exclusions inherited when document is included in a structured
book (see "ElementDef statement" on page 161)
Lists inclusions inherited when document is included in a structured
book (see "ElementDef statement" on page 161)
means FrameMaker+SGML lists inclusions separately in the ele-
ment catalog
uses element format rules to reformat document on opening and
to remove format overrides; for input filters only, not generated by a
FrameMaker product
If the document is in a book, list of ancestors of the document's root
element
Describes ancestor element of the document's root element
Tag of sibling element preceding ancestor element
Tag of ancestor element
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