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Syntax
<Conditional
<InCondition tagstring>
<InCondition tagstring>
...
>
<Unconditional>
Paragraph formats
A paragraph format is defined in a Pgf statement. Paragraph formats can be defined locally or stored in the
Paragraph Catalog, which is defined by a PgfCatalog statement.
PgfCatalog statement
The PgfCatalog statement defines the contents of the Paragraph Catalog. A MIF file can have only one
PgfCatalog statement, which must appear at the top level in the order given in "MIF file layout" on page 66.
Syntax
<PgfCatalog
<Pgf...>
<Pgf...>
...
>
Usage
If you don't include a PgfCatalog statement, the MIF interpreter uses the paragraph formats defined in
NewTemplate. (For information on defaults specified in templates, see page 9.) If you include PgfCatalog,
paragraph formats in the MIF file replace default formats. The MIF interpreter does not add your
paragraph format to the default Paragraph Catalog, although it provides default values for unspecified
properties in a paragraph format (see "Creating and applying paragraph formats" on page 19).
Pgf statement
The Pgf statement defines a paragraph format. Pgf statements can appear in many statements; the
statement descriptions show where Pgf can be used.
The Pgf statement contains substatements that set the properties of a paragraph format. Most of these
properties correspond to those in the Paragraph Designer. Properties can appear in any order within a Pgf
statement, with the following exception: the PgfNumTabs statement must appear before any TabStop
statements.
Begin conditional text
Specifies condition tag from Condition Catalog
Additional statements as needed
End of Conditional statement
Returns to unconditional state
Defines a paragraph format (see "Pgf statement" on page 73)
Additional statements as needed
End of PgfCatalog statement
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