<MML 1.00 -- Sample.mml   A sample mml file>

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             file.  By keeping the formats in different files than the
             document text, all documents can be assigned a new format by
             just changing one file:
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<Include "Formats.mml">

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	 put such standard macros in an include file:
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<!DefineMacro 		if "<Italic>">
<!DefineMacro 		pf "<Plain>" >
<!DefineMacro 		bf "<Bold>"  >

<Comment *** Set up Headers and Footers. The next line sets the font.>
<HeaderFont <fhf>>
<RightHeader 		"Maker Markup Language Specification">
<LeftFooter 		"Second Draft">
<RightFooter 		"Page #">

<Comment *** Start of Document Text ***>
<Title>
Maker Markup Language Specification

<Section>
Introduction

<Body>
Maker Markup Language (MML) is used to create formatted FrameMaker documents
from a standard (nongraphical) text file. MML allows
access to many, but not all, of the features of FrameMaker.

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	The AFrame statement is equivalent to a MIF Frame
	statement (for a detailed description,see the Maker Interchange 
	Format (MIF) Reference Manual).
	Inside the frame is a star. We just show this here
	so you can see how it is done.
 >

MML allows formatted documents to be created using both a <if>GENCODE 
<pf>style of markup, in which document format and content are separate 
notions,<AFrame <BRect 0 0 4 2> <FrameType Below>
  <Polygon
   <Pen 0> <PenWidth `1.0'> <Fill 6> <Inverted No >
   <NumPoints 10>
   <Point  2.03" 0.29"> <Point  2.19" 0.83"> <Point  2.76" 0.83">
   <Point  2.28" 1.17"> <Point  2.49" 1.71"> <Point  2.03" 1.36">
   <Point  1.56" 1.71"> <Point  1.76" 1.15"> <Point  1.28" 0.83">
   <Point  1.86" 0.83">
  > # end of Polygon
> and a formatting style of markup, in which actual formatting 
specifications are intermingled with the document text.

This document contains the following sections:

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Instructions for creating MML documents

Overview of MML file format and syntax

Description of each MML Statement

Sample MML file

<Section>
Creating and Using MML Documents

<Body>
An MML document is a standard ASCII text file containing MML statements, 
text broken up into paragraphs, and having ".mml" as the filename suffix.
It can be created using any standard text editor, such as vi or emacs.  
It can also be created using Frame Maker 1.0 as a simple text editor: when 
saving the document, specify Text Only in the Save dialog box.
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