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Adobe FrameMaker 7.1 Developer's Manual (588 pages)

Structure Application Developer's Guide

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Table of Contents
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Before You Begin

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- Part I Developing a Framemaker Structure Application
  19
Chapter 1 What's New in Framemaker

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- What's New in Framemaker 7.1
  21
  - Conditional Text
    21
  - External Cross-References
    21
  - Preserving the XML Extension
    21
  - Priority of Variable Definitions
    22
- What's New in Framemaker 7.0
  22
  - Path and Filename Changes
    22
  - Application Development
    23
  - Read/Write Rules
    23
  - Namespaces
    23
  - CSS Support
    23
  - Exporting Variables to Markup
    23
  - New Starter Kits
    24
Chapter 2 Structure Application Basics

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Chapter 3 A General Comparison of Markup and Framemaker Documents13

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- Structure Descriptions
  31
  - Framemaker Edds
    31
  - XML and SGML Dtds
    31
- Elements
  32
- Attributes
  34
- Entities
  35
- Documents
  36
  - Markup Documents
    36
  - Framemaker Documents
    37
- Multiple-File Documents
  37
- Format Rules
  37
- Graphics
  38
- Equations
  38
- Tables
  39
- Cross-References
  39
- Processing Instructions
  40
- Parameter Entity Declarations
  40
Chapter 4 The SGML and Framemaker Models

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Chapter 5 The XML and Framemaker Models

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- Namespace Declaration
  43
- Rubi Text
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- Element and Attribute Definition
  44
- Unicode and Character Encodings
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  - Supported Encodings
    45
  - Framemaker Display Encodings
    46
  - Encoding for XML Files
    46
Chapter 6 Creating a Structure Application

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- The Development Process
  48
- Pieces of a Structure Application
  59
  - Application Definition File
    59
  - External DTD Subset
    59
  - SGML Declaration
    59
  - Framemaker Template
    60
  - Read/Write Rules Document
    60
  - Entity Catalogs
    60
  - Documentation
    60
- Creating a Framemaker Template
  61
  - Cross-Reference Formats
    61
  - Variables
    63
  - Indexes
    64
  - HTML Mapping for Export
    64
Chapter 7 Working with Special Files

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Chapter 8 Developing an Element Definition Document (EDD)

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- In this Chapter
  93
- Overview of the Development Process
  94
- Creating or Updating an EDD from a DTD
  95
  - About the DTD
    95
  - Read/Write Rules and the New EDD
    95
  - Creating an EDD from a DTD
    96
  - What Happens During Translation
    96
  - Updating an EDD from a DTD
    97
  - Log Files for a Translated DTD
    97
- Starting an EDD Without Using a DTD
  98
  - Creating a New EDD
    98
  - Exporting an Element Catalog to a New EDD
    98
- The Element Catalog in an EDD
  99
  - High-Level Elements
    99
  - All Elements in the Catalog
    100
- Defining Preliminary Settings in an EDD
  106
- Organizing and Commenting an EDD
  108
- Writing Element Definitions
  109
- Keyboard Shortcuts for Working in an EDD
  120
  - Editing Structure
    120
  - Moving Around the Structure
    121
- Creating an Element Catalog in a Template
  121
- Saving an EDD as a DTD for Export
  123
  - Read/Write Rules and the New DTD
    123
  - Creating a DTD from an EDD
    124
  - What Happens During Translation
    124
  - SGML Declarations
    125
  - Log Files for a Translated EDD
    125
- Sample Documents and Edds
  125
Chapter 9 Structure Rules for Containers, Tables, and Footnotes

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- In this Chapter
  127
- Overview of EDD Structure Rules
  128
  - Structure Rules for Containers, Tables, and Footnotes
    128
- Writing an EDD General Rule
  129
- Specifying Validity at the Highest Level in a Flow
  134
- Adding Inclusions and Exclusions
  134
  - Inclusions
    135
  - Exclusions
    136
- How Content Rules Translate to Markup Data
  136
  - Inserting Descendants Automatically in Containers
    137
- Inserting Table Parts Automatically in Tables
  138
  - Initial Structure Pattern
    139
  - Default Initial Structure
    140
- Groups
  141
  - Initial Structure Pattern
    141
- Debugging Structure Rules
  141
  - Inserting Rubi Elements Automatically in Rubi Groups
    141
Chapter 10 Text Format Rules for Containers, Tables, and Footnotes - - 125

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- In this Chapter
  143
- Overview of Text Format Rules
  144
- How Elements Inherit Formatting Information
  145
  - The General Case
    146
  - Inheritance in a Table or Footnote
    148
  - Inheritance in a Document Within a Book
    149
- Specifying an Element Paragraph Format
  150
- Writing Context-Dependent Format Rules
  150
  - All-Contexts Rules
    151
  - Context-Specific Rules
    152
  - Level Rules
    156
  - Nested Format Rules
    158
  - Multiple Format Rules
    159
  - Context Labels
    160
- Defining the Formatting Changes in a Rule
  161
  - Paragraph Formatting
    161
  - Text Range Formatting
    162
  - No Additional Formatting
    163
  - Specifications for Individual Format Properties
    164
  - Basic Properties
    165
  - Font Properties
    168
  - Pagination Properties
    170
  - Numbering Properties
    171
  - Advanced Properties
    172
  - Table Cell Properties
    173
  - Asian Text Spacing Properties
    173
- Writing First and Last Format Rules
  174
  - How First and Last Rules Are Applied
    175
  - A First or Last Rule with an Autonumber
    175
- Defining Prefixes and Suffixes
  176
- When to Use an Autonumber, Prefix or Suffix, or First or Last Rule
  180
- Defining a Format Change List
  181
  - Setting Minimum and Maximum Limits on Properties
    183
- Debugging Text Format Rules
  184
Chapter 11 Attribute Definitions

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- In this Chapter
  187
- Some Uses for Attributes
  187
- How an End User Works with Attributes
  188
- Writing Attribute Definitions for an Element
  189
  - Attribute Name
    190
  - Attribute Type
    190
  - Specification for a Required or Optional Value
    191
  - Hidden and Read-Only Attributes
    192
  - List of Values for Choice Attributes
    193
  - Range of Values for Numeric Attributes
    193
  - Default Value
    194
- Using Uniqueid and Idreference Attributes
  194
  - Uniqueid Attributes
    196
  - Idreference Attributes
    197
- Using Attributes to Format Elements
  198
- Using Attributes to Provide a Prefix or Suffix
  200
Chapter 12 Object Format Rules

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- In this Chapter
  203
- Overview of Object Format Rules
  204
- Context Specifications for Object Format Rules
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  - All-Contexts Rules
    205
  - Context-Specific Rules
    206
- Setting a Table Format
  208
- Specifying a Graphic Content Type
  209
- Setting a Marker Type
  210
- Setting a Cross-Reference Format
  212
- Setting an Equation Size
  212
- Specifying a System Variable
  213
- Debugging Object Format Rules
  215
- Part III Translating between Markup Data and Framemaker
  217
Chapter 13 Introduction to Translating between Markup Data and Framemaker

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- In this Chapter
  219
- What You Can Do with Read/Write Rules
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- What You Can Do with Structure API Clients
  220
- A Detailed Example
  221
  - DTD Fragment
    221
  - Document Instance
    222
  - EDD Fragment
    223
  - Formatting and Read/Write Rules
    224
  - Framemaker Document
    224
- Opening XML Documents
  225
Chapter 14 Read/Write Rules and Their Syntax

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- In this Chapter
  227
- The Rules Document
  227
- Rule Order
  228
- Rule Syntax
  229
- Case Conventions
  230
- Strings and Constants
  230
  - String Syntax
    230
  - Constant Syntax
    231
  - Variables in Strings
    231
- Comments
  232
- Include Files
  232
- Reserved Element Names
  232
  - Commands for Working with a Rules Document
    233
Chapter 15 Saving EDD Formatting Information as a CSS Stylesheet

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- In this Chapter
  235
- Default Translation
  235
  - Comparison of EDD Format Rules and CSS
    236
  - Differences in Translation
    240
- Generating a CSS
  242
  - Generating a CSS on Command
    242
  - Generating a CSS on Save as XML
    243
Chapter 16 Translating Elements and Their Attributes

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Chapter 17 Translating Entities and Processing Instructions

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Chapter 18 Translating Tables

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Chapter 19 Translating Graphics and Equations

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Chapter 20 Translating Cross-References

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Chapter 21 Translating Variables and System Variable Elements

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Chapter 22 Translating Markers

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Chapter 23 Translating Conditional Text

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- In this Chapter
  359
- Default Translation
  359
  - Condition Settings
    360
  - Conditional Text
    360
  - On Export to Markup
    361
  - On Import to Framemaker
    362
- Modifications to the Default Translation
  362
Chapter 24 Processing Multiple Files as Books

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- In this Chapter
  365
- Default Translation
  366
  - On Import to Framemaker
    366
  - On Export to Markup
    368
- Modifications to the Default Translation
  369
  - Import
    369
  - Suppressing the Creation of Processing Instructions for a Book on Export
    371
Chapter 25 Read/Write Rules Summary

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- All Elements
  373
- Attributes
  373
- Books
  374
- Cross-References
  374
- Entities
  375
- Equations
  375
- Footnotes
  376
- Graphics
  376
- Markers
  377
- Processing Instructions
  378
- Markup Documents
  379
- Tables
  379
- Text
  380
- Text Insets
  380
- Variables
  380
Chapter 26 Read/Write Rules Reference

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- Anchored Frame
  383
- Attribute
  385
- Character Map
  387
- Convert Referenced Graphics
  390
- Do Not Include Dtd
  391
- Do Not Include Sgml Declaration
  391
- Do Not Output Book Processing Instructions
  391
- Drop
  391
- Drop Content
  393
- Element
  394
- End Vertical Straddle
  397
- Entity
  399
- Entity Name Is
  401
- Equation
  403
- Export Dpi Is
  405
- Export to File
  407
- External Data Entity Reference
  409
- External Dtd
  410
- Facet
  412
- Fm Attribute
  414
- Fm Element
  415
- Fm Marker
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- Fm Property
  417
- Fm Variable
  420
- Fm Version
  421
- Generate Book
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- Implied Value Is
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- Include Dtd
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- Include Sgml Declaration
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- Insert Table Part Element
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- Is Fm Attribute
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- Is Fm Char
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- Is Fm Cross-Reference Element
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- Is Fm Element
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- Is Fm Equation Element
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- Is Fm Footnote Element
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- Is Fm Graphic Element
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- Is Fm Marker Element
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- Is Fm Property
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- Is Fm Property Value
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- Is Fm Reference Element
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- Is Fm Rubi Element
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- Is Fm Rubi Group Element
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- Is Fm System Variable Element
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- Is Fm Table Element
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- Is Fm Table Part Element
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- Is Fm Text Inset
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- Is Fm Value
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- Is Fm Variable
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- Is Processing Instruction
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- Line Break
  461
- Marker Text Is
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- Notation Is
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- Output Book Processing Instructions
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- Preserve Fm Element Definition
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- Preserve Line Breaks
  467
- Processing Instruction
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- Proportional Width Resolution Is
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- Put Element
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- Reader
  471
- Reformat as Plain Text
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- Reformat Using Target Document Catalogs
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- Retain Source Document Formatting
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- Specify Size in
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- Start New Row
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- Start Vertical Straddle
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  - Table Ruling Style Is
    479
- Unwrap
  479
- Use Processing Instructions
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- Use Proportional Widths
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- Value
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- Value Is
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- Write Structured Document
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- Write Structured Document Instance Only
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- Writer
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Appendix A Conversion Tables for Adding Structure to Documents

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- How a Conversion Table Works
  489
- Setting up a Conversion Table
  490
- Adding or Modifying Rules in a Conversion Table
  492
- Handling Special Cases
  499
  - Promoting an Anchored Object
    499
  - Flagging Format Overrides
    500
  - Wrapping Untagged Formatted Text
    501
  - Nesting Object Elements
    501
  - Tags
    502
- Testing and Correcting a Conversion Table
  502
Appendix B the CALS Table Model

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- Framemaker Properties that DO NOT Have Corresponding CALS Attributes
  505
- Element and Attribute Definition List Declarations
  506
- Element Structure
  508
- Attribute Structure
  509
  - Inheriting Attribute Values
    509
  - Orient Attribute
    509
  - Straddling Attributes
    509
Appendix C Read/Write Rules for CALS Table Model

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Appendix D SGML Declaration

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Appendix E Character Set Mapping

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Appendix F ISO Public Entities

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Appendix G SGML Batch Utilities for UNIX

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Appendix H Developing XML or SGML Publishing Applications

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Glossary

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Index

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Table of Contents

Before You Begin

Chapter 1 What's New in Framemaker

Chapter 2 Structure Application Basics

Chapter 3 A General Comparison of Markup and Framemaker Documents13

Chapter 4 The SGML and Framemaker Models

Chapter 5 The XML and Framemaker Models

Chapter 6 Creating a Structure Application

Chapter 7 Working with Special Files

Chapter 8 Developing an Element Definition Document (EDD)

Chapter 9 Structure Rules for Containers, Tables, and Footnotes

Chapter 10 Text Format Rules for Containers, Tables, and Footnotes - - 125

Chapter 11 Attribute Definitions

Chapter 12 Object Format Rules

Chapter 13 Introduction to Translating between Markup Data and Framemaker

Chapter 14 Read/Write Rules and Their Syntax

Chapter 15 Saving EDD Formatting Information as a CSS Stylesheet

Chapter 16 Translating Elements and Their Attributes

Chapter 17 Translating Entities and Processing Instructions

Chapter 18 Translating Tables

Chapter 19 Translating Graphics and Equations

Chapter 20 Translating Cross-References

Chapter 21 Translating Variables and System Variable Elements

Chapter 22 Translating Markers

Chapter 23 Translating Conditional Text

Chapter 24 Processing Multiple Files as Books

Chapter 25 Read/Write Rules Summary

Chapter 26 Read/Write Rules Reference

Appendix A Conversion Tables for Adding Structure to Documents

Appendix B the CALS Table Model

Appendix C Read/Write Rules for CALS Table Model

Appendix D SGML Declaration

Appendix E Character Set Mapping

Appendix F ISO Public Entities

Appendix G SGML Batch Utilities for UNIX

Appendix H Developing XML or SGML Publishing Applications

Glossary

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