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HCL Domino Designer Basic User Guide and Reference
Basic product usage information and programming language reference information.
Programming Overview and User Interface
This section contains general guidelines and examples that show where to use Java, LotusScript, and the formula language.
XML for Domino
The following topics cover some general guidelines for using XML in Domino applications and list all the elements, attributes, and entities in the Domino Document Type Definition (DTD):
The Domino DTD
The Domino Document Type Definition (DTD) describes the structure of DXL, the Domino version of Extensible Markup Language (XML). The DTD contains the definitions of the XML tags that you can use to validate your XML documents while converting external XML data into Domino databases or to understand any XML documents produced while exporting internal Domino databases into XML.
cgm (Domino DTD)
Represents a Computer Graphics Metafile, which is the International Standard for storage and exchange of two-dimensional graphical data. A cgm metafile specifies which positions the collection of elements, such as geometric components of a picture or line color details, may hold in the metafile. It provides a useful format for combining raster and vector images.

cgm (Domino DTD)

Represents a Computer Graphics Metafile, which is the International Standard for storage and exchange of two-dimensional graphical data. A cgm metafile specifies which positions the collection of elements, such as geometric components of a picture or line color details, may hold in the metafile. It provides a useful format for combining raster and vector images.

Containment Hierarchy

Contained by: %image.formats;

Syntax

<!ELEMENT cgm %binary;>

Attributes

<!ATTLIST cgm


height	%twips;	#IMPLIED
width	%twips;	#IMPLIED

height

Height of the image measured in twips, which are 1/20 of a point.

width

Width of the image measured in twips.

Defined entity for <cgm> element

The %twips; entity represents a twip, which is a unit of measure equaling a twentieth of a point. This unit is used to lay out space or for defining objects on a page or other area that you can print or display on a computer screen. A twip is 1/1440 of an inch and 1/567 of a centimeter. Like the pixel, you can adjust the size of a twip as you change screen resolution, but, unlike the pixel, the twip expresses an absolute value for printing. This entity is used in the <cgm> element.

Syntax:

<!ENTITY % twips "CDATA">