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> I'm recording what exists in the file, and then what is actually used in the file.
> I've got a system down for checking everything except color definitions that are in-use. Any
ideas?

Funny, I have MIF scripts that automatically do what you're looking for,
except for color definitions... I could add that capability, though.
But you'd have to save all your files to MIF and then find a UNIX box
to run my script on... Here's a little info:

Usage:  mifreport  [-orakbBq]  [-pcCtvxsSPFfiImMlL]  [-dnuU#]  <MIF files>

Examines the specified MIF files and checks the usage of formats, tags,
files, etc.
Gives a full report on stdout on usage and what needs to be checked in the
Frame files.
Then options -dnuU# control which reports are given.

-a      Consider ALL references to a format as "used", including references
        in another catalog. Otherwise, only consider direct use of the format
        in the actual contents of the file as "used". (Applies only to -pclL)

-pcCtvx Check para, char, condition, table, variable, xref formats/tags
-sS     Check xref source files, with or without warnings for external files
-PFf    Check page names, flow tags and reference frame names
-iI     Check imported graphics, with warnings for import by ref. or by copy
-mM     Check marker types, with or without warnings for "uncommon" types
-lL     Check languages, with or without warnings for "non-default" languages

-d      Give the report "Only defined/used in some catalogs/files"
-n      Give the report "Defined in catalogs/files but never used"
-u      Give the report "Used but not defined in any catalog/file"
-U      Give the report "Used but not defined in corresponding catalog/file"
-#      Give the report "The following formats are used in order of frequency"


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/Thomas Michanek, FrameMaker/UNIX/MIF expert
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