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<MIFFile 6.00> # Hand generated
<TextFlow
<TFTag `A'>
<TFAutoConnect Yes>
<Para
<ParaLine
<String `This paragraph appears on a body page within a'>
<String ` text flow tagged A.'>
> # end of ParaLine
> # end of Para
> # end of TextFlow
# End of MIFFile
A text flow must be tagged, and it must include <TFAutoConnect Yes>; otherwise, when the user adds text
to the document, the FrameMaker product won't create additional pages and text frames to hold the added
text.
Creating a simple page layout
If you want some control of the page layout but do not want to create master pages, you can use the
Document substatements DPageSize, DMargins, and DColumns to specify the page size, margins, and
number of columns in the text frame in the document. The MIF interpreter uses this information to create
master pages and body pages. These statements correspond to the Normal Page Layout options.
The following example is in the sample file columlay.mif:
<MIFFile 6.00> # Hand generated
<Document
<DPageSize 7.5" 9.0">
<DMargins 2" 1" .5" .5">
<DColumns 1>
<DTwoSides No>
> # end of Document
<TextFlow
<TFTag `A'>
<TFAutoConnect Yes>
<Para
<ParaLine
<String `This paragraph appears on a body page within a'>
<String ` text flow tagged A.'>
> # end of ParaLine
> # end of Para
> # end of TextFlow
# End of MIFFile
# All document text is in this text flow.
# Make this a tagged text flow.
# Automatically connect text frames.
# Set the page size.
# Set the margins.
# Set the number of columns in the default
# text frame.
# Set document to single-sided.
# Document text is in this text flow.
# Make this a tagged text flow.
# Automatically connect text frames.
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Using MIF Statements