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mark.hlp FHlpFram <MakerFile 4.0K> Footnote TableFootnote Hypertext Heading #gotolink var.hlp:Edit Definition... "openlink syntax4.hlp:Index Markers .openlink syntax4.hlp:Hypertext Marker Commands $gotolink xref.hlp:Cross-Reference... gotolink book1.hlp:Overview +52504 gotolink mark.hlp:Overview gotolink mark.hlp:Marker... gotolink mark.hlp:Marker Types gotolink mainmenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink keymenu.hlp:firstpage quitl( gotolink index1.hlp:firstpage previouslink previouspage nextpage7 gotolink mark.hlp:Overview gotolink mark.hlp:Marker...% gotolink mark.hlp:Marker Types gotolink mainmenu.hlp:firstpage, gotolink keymenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink index1.hlp:firstpage previouslink previouspage nextpage nextpage gotolink .hlp:lastpage gotolink .hlp:firstpageC newlink Overview Introductionli gotolink mark.hlp:Marker... gotolink mark.hlp:Marker Types .openlink syntax4.hlp:Hypertext Marker Commands "openlink syntax4.hlp:Index Markers Marker newlink Marker...= /Marker window;markers:inserting;markers:editing -96651 newlink Marker Typek m gotolink mark.hlp:Marker Types newlink Marker Text newlink New Marker Marker Types newlink Marker Typestp markers:types of nextpagepa nextpagepa nextpageli nextpageew nextpage m +74761 -74761 =74761 -52504 =52504 +96651 #gotolink struct.hlp:Element Catalogage =96651 <$lastpagenum>li <$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year>: "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear> ;<$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year> <$hour>:<$minute00> <$ampm>i "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear>op <$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year>m "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear>ar <$fullfilename>! <$filename>r <$paratext[HiddenTitle]> <$paratext[HiddenStatement]> <$curpagenum> <$marker1> m <$marker2> m (Continued) + (Sheet <$tblsheetnum> of <$tblsheetcount>)e Heading & Page <$paratext> on page <$pagenum>er <$pagenum>y See Heading & Page %See <$paratext> on page <$pagenum>.a Table & Page 7Table <$paranumonly>, <$paratext>, on page <$pagenum>1 ProductINI maker.ini5 ProductName5 <Default Font>FrameMaker HIDDEN Marker type Where to use it How it works Header/Footer$1 Header/Footer$2 Use these markers in the body of a document wherever you want the text of a B header or footer to change. These markers are read by the $marker1 and $marker2 building blocks in a Running H/F system $variable. The variable picks up the text from the Header/Footer i marker and displays it in the *header or footer. See Edit System #Variable for more information. Index Use this marker in the ark body of a document a wherever you want the source of an index entry. When you generate an index, FrameMaker uses the marker text ke !for the index entry and uses the s $location of the marker for the page . )number. See Index markers in Syntax Descriptions for more s information. Equation Use this marker in the body of a document to mark the location e of each equation in a document. The text of an equation marker can include the text that will appear in the list. When you generate the list of markers, FrameMaker uses the entry to build the list. Hypertext Use this marker in a hypertext document Z for commands that link and display related information. You type the hypertext command in the Marker Text box. See Hypertext commands in Syntax #Descriptions for more information. Cross-Ref Use this marker to insert a spot cross- reference in a document. #This marker marks the text that is "referred to in a cross-reference. !The text you enter in the Marker l text box will appear in the $Reference Source scroll list in the Cross-Reference dialog box. Subject, Author, t Glossary Use these markers with the Generate command to create a list or index of markers showing authors, subjects, - and glossary terms. &A list of these markers is useful for &creating a list of authors, a subject index, or a glossary. A list of y markers will contain the marker w &text exactly as it is typed. An index of markers can also include the fe sort order, format, and page 'range. See enerated Files and Books for more information. Comment Use this marker in the in body of a document win where you want to include a comment that will not appear in the printed document. !The text you enter in the Marker Text box is the comment. Type 11 through Use these markers for your own categories of lists or c indexes Conditional Text FrameMaker inserts this marker when you make text conditional. This is a special marker that FrameMaker inserts in your oug document. You cannot insert or edit markers of this type. Running H/F 3 MARKERS Introduction Marker Marker Types hortcuts Main Menu Running H/F 3 (continued) MARKERS Introduction Marker Marker Types hortcuts Main Menu FrameMaker uses markers to identify areas in your document to use as the Lsource of cross-references, index entries, and running headers and footers. JMarkers are also used to identify active areas for hypertext commands and "to identify text as conditional. Help on markers SFor information on markers, click an item in the topic list to the right, or click h an active area below. SThe window inserts markers in text. You also use this window to [enter and edit marker text. The ker types that you can insert are listed in the Marker Types pop-up menu. MFor information on hypertext commands, see Hypertext commands in n LSyntax Descriptions. For examples of index entries and the marker text that Dcreates them, see Index markers in Syntax Descriptions. Special menu > Marker Window where you insert or edit a marker. If you select text before choosing Othe command, FrameMaker inserts the marker to the left of the selected ark text. Marker Type <Lists the types of markers (see Marker Types Marker Text 2Contains text associated with the marker. You can -type up to 255 characters, including spaces. 7If you select text in the document before choosing the 7command, the selected text appears in the text box. If ons 5you leave this text box empty and generate an index, FrameMaker extracts the word in the document to the right of the marker. More. New Marker/ w Edit Marker 8Inserts the marker into the text at the insertion point If or edits the selected marker. Markers identify specific locations in the document, and they include text or Sinstructions that FrameMaker uses. For example, index markers identify the Mpage number that an index entry refers to. They also include the text of the Jentry, as well as instructions for the appearance of that entry. When you Mgenerate an index, FrameMaker finds the index markers and uses their 3location and content to compile the index entries. Use markers to: KNote text for an entry in a generated file, such as an index, glossary, or bibliography *Mark the source of a spot cross-reference <Insert a hypertext command at some location in the document /Designate text for running headers and footers GThe remaining pages in this section list the markers and what they do. Moreof Other names for these markers can be specified in the maker.ini file. For more Dinformation, see the online manual, Customizing Frame Products. If you use this command to insert a marker in a structured document, the marker Xwill not be in an element. That is, it will not be part of the document s structure. If Mthe structured document contains an element definition for a marker, you can Muse the Element Catalog to insert the marker in an element. 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