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<DPDFPageWidth number>
<DPDFRegMarks 'string'>
<DPDFSaveSeparate Yes/No>
<DPDFStartPage 'string'>
<DPDFStructure boolean>
<DPDFStructureDefined boolean>
<PDFDocInfo>
<Key string>
<Value string>
...
>
<DocFileInfo>
A number for the page height — to use this setting,
must be set to
SizeSet
Yes
A string specifying which registration marks to use. Can be one of
,
, or
— any other string resolves to
None
Western
Tombo
A setting that specifies whether to save a book as one PDF file or as a
collection of separate PDF files for each component in the book. This
setting is ignored in individual documents.
A string for the page number for the starting page in the page range
_ top use this setting,
DPDFAllPages
indicates that the document includes structure statements for
Yes
Structured PDF
Statement to determine how FrameMaker should display the PDF
structure settings in the PDF Setup dialog box; this statement is for
internal FrameMaker use, and you should not modify it
Specifies the information that appears in the File Info dictionary
when you save the document as PDF
Each File Info entry consists of one
least one
statement. FrameMaker ignores any
Value
ment that is not followed by at least one
There is no representation in this statement of the default fields for
Creator
,
Creation Date
For more information, see
"PDF Document Info" on page
A string of up to 255 ASCII characters that represents the name of a
Document Info field; in PDF the name of a Document Info field must
be 126 characters or less.
Represent non-printable characters via
hexadecimal representation of a character, and
imal value for the character. For example, use
"#" character. Zero-value hex -codes (
For more information, see
"PDF Document Info" on page
A string of up to 255 ASCII characters that represents the value of a
Document Info field; because a single MIF string contains no more
than 255 ASCII characters, you can use more than one
ment for a given
Key
A Value can include Unicode characters; represent Unicode charac-
ters via
& # x HH HH ;
, where
& # x
"
;
" character closes the character code, and
hexadecimal values as are required to represent the character.
For more information, see
"PDF Document Info" on page
End of
PDFDocInfo
statement
Specifies the same information that appears in
, except it expresses these values as encoded data.
<PDFDocInfo>
You should not try to edit this data.
DocFileInfo also represents the values of the default fields for
,
Creator
Creation Date
For more information, see
"Document File Info" on page
ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
DPDFPage-
None
must be set to
No
.
Key
statement followed by at
state-
Key
Value
statement.
, or
MetaData Date
.
85.
# H H
#
, where
identifies a
H H
is the hexadec-
# 2 3
to represent the
# 0 0
) are illegal.
85.
state-
Value
opens the character code, the
H HH H
are as many
85.
, and
.
MetaData Date
84.
100
.
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