Mif2Go User's Guide 

for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP/Vista

Version 3.3, Update 52: 2008 November 11

Overview

Lists

§ Contents

§ Figures

§ Tables

How to set up and use Mif2Go

§ About this guide

§1 Getting started with Mif2Go

§2 Planning a conversion project

§3 Converting a book or document

§4 Setting configuration options

Configuring print RTF output

§5 Converting to print RTF

Configuring on-line Help output

§6 Producing on-line Help

§7 Generating WinHelp

§8 Generating Microsoft HTML Help

§9 Generating OmniHelp

§10 Generating JavaHelp or Oracle Help

§11 Generating Eclipse Help

Configuring HTML/XML output

§12 Converting to HTML

§13 Converting to XML

§14 Producing DITA XML

§15 Configuring DITA maps

§16 Producing DocBook XML

§17 Splitting and extracting files

§18 Creating HTML links

§19 Providing navigation in HTML

§20 Mapping text formats to HTML

§21 Setting up CSS for HTML

§22 Including graphics in HTML

§23 Converting tables to HTML

Web Accessibility Initiative

§24 Generating WAI markup for HTML

§25 Identifying HTML table structure for WAI

§26 Marking HTML table cells for WAI

Advanced topics

§27 Working with Mif2Go macros

§28 Working with FrameMaker markers

§29 Working with graphics

§30 Working with content models

§31 Overriding configuration settings

Project workflow automation

§32 Automating Mif2Go conversions

§33 Producing deliverable results

§34 Converting via runfm

§35 Converting via DCL

§36 Generating MIF or ASCII DCL output

Reference

§A WAI marker library for HTML

§B Distribution files

§C Document and conversion files

§D Technical support for Mif2Go

§E RTF configuration

§F HTML/XML configuration

§G DITA/DocBook configuration

§H DITA <bookmeta> template

§I Content model configuration

Indexes

§ RTF keyword index

§ HTML/XML keyword index

§ Subject index

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