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M o d i f i c a t i o n s t o t h e d e f a u l t t r a n s l a t i o n
is facet; and notation_name is the data content notation in the corresponding markup
entity declaration.
For example, assume you have this rule:
element "graphic" {
is fm graphic element;
writer {
}}}
In this case, when the software creates an external data entity for a Graphic element that
has a facet whose name is xwd, it creates an entity declaration of this form:
<!ENTITY graphic1 SYSTEM "docname.xwd" NDATA xwd>
where docname is the name of the FrameMaker document. This example assumes that you
have added an export filter to export a graphic in the XDump file format. For information on
changing the filename written for this entity, see "Changing the name of the graphic file on
export," next.
For more information on these rules, see:
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"notation is" on page 445
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"element" on page 376
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"is fm graphic element" on page 422
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"is fm equation element" on page 420
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"anchored frame" on page 365
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"equation" on page 385
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"facet" on page 394
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"writer" on page 467
Changing the name of the graphic file on export
Under certain conditions, when it exports a FrameMaker document, the software creates a
file for each graphic and equation. For more information, see "Creating graphic files on
export" on page 306. For the circumstances where the software will create a graphic file,
you can change the name of the exported graphic file using the following rule:
element "gi" {
is fm graphic_or_equation element ["fmtag"];
writer type ["name"] export to file "fname";
}
Translating Graphics and Equations
facet "XWD" {
notation is "xwd";
export to file "$(docname).xwd";
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