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Object statements
The following table lists the changes in graphic object statements (see
page 104).
MIF 3.00
<Angle 0|90|180|270 >
<BRect>
Text lines, text frames, imported graphics, table cells, and equations that are rotated at an angle of 90, 180, or 270
degrees retain rotation in earlier versions. If these objects are rotated at any other angle, they are rotated back to 0
degrees in the earlier version. All other objects are rotated back to 0 degrees.
FrameMaker writes both
BRect
imported graphics, table cells, and equations that are rotated at an angle of 90, 180, or 270 degrees, the
is the position and size of the object after rotation. For any object rotated at any other angle, the
position and size of the object before rotation, which is the same as the
Device-independent pathnames
The following codes for pathname components in a device-independent pathname are obsolete and are ignored by
the MIF interpreter.
Code Meaning
A Apollo-dependent pathname
D DOS-dependent pathname
M Macintosh-dependent pathname
U UNIX-dependent pathname
For information about valid codes, see
Document statements
The following changes have been made to
MIF 3.00
<DCollateSeparations
In addition, the
Document
documents (see page 89), set options for structured documents, and define custom math operators (see page 179).
Page statement
The following change has been made to the
MIF 3.00
keyword
<PageOrientation
A page's size and orientation (landscape or portrait) is determined by the
substatement . FrameMaker writes the
DPageSize
generators should use the
MIF 4.00
<Angle
<ShapeRect>
and values for backward compatibility. For text lines, text frames,
ShapeRect
"Device-independent pathnames" on page
Document
MIF 4.00
boolean > <DNoPrintSepColor> and <DPrintProcessColor>
statement has a number of new property statements that set options for View Only
statement.
Page
MIF 4.00
> <PageAngle> and <DPageSize>
PageOrientation
statement instead of
PageAngle
"Graphic objects and graphic frames" on
degrees >
ShapeRect
statements.
PageAngle
statement for backward compatibility. MIF
.
PageOrientation
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BRect
value is the
BRect
value.
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statement and the
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value