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I'm not sure about whether they'd show up in the MIF. But additional
possibilities are:
symbols (such as registered marks)
table definition
I have an old stc listserv message that says, "You can search for anything
and everything in a Frame document
by saving as MIF (Maker Interchange Format), which is plain ascii text.
Open the MIF file in a plain text editor like Notepad, and search for the
font name to find out what kind of item is using it."
Sorry I don't have any more info to offer as help,
-Moniqu
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