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D e f a u l t t r a n s l a t i o n
Condition settings
A separate processing instruction at the beginning of the XML document defines each
condition tag. This processing instruction has the form:
<?Fm Condition tag color style status?>
where
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tag is a condition tag
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color is the condition indicator color (AsIs if no color is specified)
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style is the condition indicator style, represented by one of the following keywords:
Keyword
NO_OVERRIDE
OVERLINE
STRIKETHROUGH
SINGLE_UNDERLINE
DOUBLE_UNDERLINE
CHANGEBAR
NUMERIC_UNDERLINE Numeric Underline
NMRIC_AND_CHNGBAR Numeric Underline and Change Bar
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status is one of the keywords hide or show to indicate the show/hide status of the
condition tag
For example, the following processing instructions define conditions tagged Summer and
Winter:
<?Fm Condition Summer Blue OVERLINE hide?>
<?Fm Condition Winter Red SINGLE_UNDERLINE show?>
Conditional text
A conditional portion of an XML document's content is delimited by processing instructions
that identify the applied condition tag. The processing instruction that precedes the
conditional text has the form:
<?Fm Condstart tag?>
while the one following the conditional text has the form:
<?Fm Condend tag?>
where tag is the condition tag. If multiple condition tags apply to the same content, each
tag has separate processing instructions.
Translating Conditional Text
Condition Indicator (as defined in the Style pop-up menu of the
Edit Condition Tag dialog box)
As Is
Overline
Strikethrough
Underline
Double Underline
Change Bar
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