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Locked paragraphs and text insets
The PgfLocked statement does not correspond to any setting in the Paragraph Designer. The statement is
used for text insets that retain formatting information from the source document.
If the <PgfLocked Yes> statement appears in a specific paragraph, that paragraph is part of a text inset that
retains formatting information from the source document. The paragraph is not affected by global
formatting performed on the document.
If the <PgfLocked No> statement appears in a specific paragraph, that paragraph is not part of a text inset,
or is part of a text inset that reads formatting information from the current document. The paragraph is
affected by global formatting performed on the document.
For more information about text insets, see "Text insets (text imported by reference)" on page 140.
Character formats
A character format is defined by a PgfFont or a Font statement. Character formats can be defined locally
or they can be stored in the Character Catalog, which is defined by a FontCatalog statement.
FontCatalog statement
The FontCatalog statement defines the contents of the Character Catalog. A document can have only one
FontCatalog statement, which must appear at the top level in the order given in "MIF file layout" on
page 66.
Syntax
<FontCatalog
<Font...>
<Font...>
...
>
PgfFont and Font statements
The PgfFont and Font statements both define character formats. The PgfFont statement must appear in a
Pgf statement. The Font statement must appear in a FontCatalog, Para, or TextLine statement.
New statements have been added to the PgfFont and Font statements to express combined fonts in
FrameMaker documents. For more information, see "Combined Fonts" on page 214.
Defines a character format (see "PgfFont and Font statements," next)
Additional statements as needed
End of FontCatalog statement
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