Adobe FrameMaker 7.0 User Manual page 8

Filename conventions
CrossPlatfor mFileNaming=Windows
The CrossPlatformFileNaming setting controls the file naming convention that is used. The default is
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Windows9x/2000/NT. The other choices are UNIX, and Macintosh.
For details on these file naming conventions, see the online manual Working on Multiple Platforms.
Enabling FDK client programs
A PI = O n
FDK clients are plug-in programs that are integrated with FrameMaker using the Frame Developer's Kit™ (FDK)
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and Application Program Interface™ (API). The [APIClients] section of the initialization file contains a list of
FDK clients to start when FrameMaker starts. (For more information, see "FDK clients" on page 12).
To start FrameMaker without starting FDK clients, change the On value to Off. If you do so, the WordCount
document report and the online manuals' Print Manual buttons will not work.
Format preferences
Us e Po s t S c r i p t = O n
E P S Le ve l For P l a ce d P D F = n
C l i p b o ard Fo r m a ts Pr io r i ti es = FI L E , OL E
FMImage=Off
The UsePostScript setting determines if FrameMaker uses built-in methods of generating PostScript code instead
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of standard Windows methods. If the product uses the built-in methods, it can print faster and produce higher
quality documents. To use standard Windows methods instead, change the On value to Off. Also, changing this
setting to Off makes FrameMaker print the preview image of EPS graphics instead of the PostScript image.
The EPSLevelForPlacedPdf specifies the level of EPS to use for placed PDF images. By default, FrameMaker prints
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imported PDF (Placed PDF) files by converting them to Level 2 EPS files. Use this setting to specify Level 1 or Level
2.
The ClipboardFormatsPrioritiesntry controls what format is used when you paste or when you drop a file into an
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open document.
An item can be stored on the Clipboard with multiple formats. This entry specifies the order for the formats used to
paste Clipboard items. In this entry, priority in the list goes from left (highest) to right (lowest). To give a format
higher priority, move it farther left in the list. The first format in the list which matches a format on the Clipboard
will be the format used to paste the item. For example, many users move TEXT in front of RTF in order to preserve
line breaks and strip formatting when text is pasted from browsers and other programs.
The FILE format instructs FrameMaker to check whether the object being dropped or in the Clipboard is a file. If it
is, the file is opened; if the file is not in a recognized graphic format, it is embedded as an OLE package.
This precedence applies to all items you paste from the Clipboard. You can override this precedence for individual
paste operations by using Edit > Paste Special rather than Edit > Paste.
If you comment out this line (by starting it with a semicolon), FrameMaker uses the first of the formats associated
with the Clipboard item. Depending on what kind of item is on the Clipboard, the format can vary from one paste
to the next.
The FMImage entry controls whether a FrameImage facet is saved with imported graphics by default. The initial
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FMImage setting is off.
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Changing Initialization Files
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