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26 is fm cross-reference element and applied to the character, and that the DTD for your application has an entity declaration for "sum"). • To translate both the thin and en internal entity references in an XML instance to en spaces in FrameMaker and to write all en spaces as an en entity reference, use these rules: entity "en" is fm char 0x13; reader entity "thin" is fm char 0x13; See also Rules mentioned in "entity" on page 381 synopses General information Chapter 17, "Translating Entities and Processing Instructions" on this topic is fm cross-reference element Use the is fm cross-reference element rule to identify a markup element that translates to a cross-reference element in FrameMaker. You can choose either to have the same name in both representations or to change the name during translation. The markup element should have an attribute of type IDREF and declared content of EMPTY. Read/ write rules do not support double-byte characters, so you cannot use this rule to process elements with double-byte characters in their names. Synopsis and contexts element "gi" {. . . is fm cross-reference element ["fmtag"]; . . .} Arguments gi A generic identifier. fmtag A FrameMaker element tag. Details • If you use the is fm cross-reference element rule, the other subrules of the element rule that you can use for that markup element are as follows: attribute, page 367, specifies what to do with a markup element's attributes. fm attribute, page 396, specifies what to do with attributes present in the FrameMaker representation of the element but not in the markup representation. fm property, page 399, specifies what to do with FrameMaker properties associated with the element. reader drop content, page 375, specifies that the content but not the structure of an element should be discarded on import of a markup document. Read/Write Rules Reference 418