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t-degrade.tex
by Peter Münster 01 Aug '12

01 Aug '12

Hi, Does it make sense, to port http://modules.contextgarden.net/t-degrade to mkiv, or is there already an existing solution in ConTeXt to downsample jpeg-images on the fly? TIA for any hints, -- Peter

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alternative=d (right margin needed)
by Steffen Wolfrum 31 Jul '12

31 Jul '12

Hi, please have a look at the attached screenshot: there you see two TOC entries set alternative=d (after pagenumber 360 and 381). what can be done to make them stop at the vertical blue line, too? Thanks, Steffen -------

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Page floats
by Wolfgang Schuster 31 Jul '12

31 Jul '12

Hi Hans, page flots don’t work with the current beta. \starttext \dorecurse{6}{\input knuth\par} %\placefigure{A dutch cow}{\externalfigure[cow]} % works \placefigure[page]{A dutch cow}{\externalfigure[cow]} % doesn’t work \dorecurse{6}{\input knuth\par} \stoptext Wolfgang

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inheritance of footnotes
by Daniel Schopper 31 Jul '12

31 Jul '12

dear list, until some months ago it was possible to define/setup a series of notes and then use them as kind of interface, i.e. to let their copies inherit their setups yet be independent sets of notes – However now such copies seem to be get mereley added to the set of notes they are based upon. -- In the following minimal example none of the notes get printed when the "first" series of notes are not placed; on the other hand their respective "\placenotes"-commands are completely ignored. Thanks in advance! Daniel \definenote[first] \setupnote[first][location=text] \setupnotation[first][number=no] \definenote[second][first] \definenote[third][first] \starttext That’s my first par.\first{First note set} That’s my second par.\second{Second note set} That’s my third par.\third{Third noteset} \page %\placenotes[first]% > all notes get printed when this is not commented \placenotes[second] % > those are ignored \placenotes[third]% > those are ignored \stoptext I'm sure I' missing some new mechanism ... or do I have to set them up each one of them?! This seems a bit cumbersome to me … \definenote[first] \definenote[second] \definenote[third] \setupnote[first][location=text] \setupnote[second][location=text] \setupnote[third][location=text] \setupnotation[first][number=no] \setupnotation[second][number=no] \setupnotation[third][number=no] \starttext That’s my first par.\first{First note set} That’s my second par.\second{Second note set} That’s my third par.\third{Third noteset} \page \placenotes[first] \placenotes[second] \placenotes[third] \stoptext -- Daniel Schopper Jahngasse 30/7 1050 Wien mobil. +43 676 4302747 tel. +43 1 5851767 mail. daniel.schopper(a)aon.at

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footnote numbers turn red
by Martin 31 Jul '12

31 Jul '12

The footnote numbers turn red(ish) as soon as \setupinteraction is present. Is that intended? thanks for replies! Martin with ConTeXt ver: 2012.07.21 16:50 MKIV fmt: 2012.7.21 example: \setupinteraction[state=start,color=darkblue,style=\tf] \starttext some text\footnote{a footnote} \stoptext

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[***SPAM***] Problem with simplefonts, placing of period
by Martin 31 Jul '12

31 Jul '12

Hi All, I am experiencing a problem with the placement of the period "." after a sentence. In the example below it's the one after "(Englisch)." Once the line \setscript[hanzi] is uncommented, the period sits under, before or far after the closing bracket depending on borders or text before/after. The question is: Is that a bug or feature? The key impact of setscript I see is on spacing/flow of text. A small amount of Chinese text in the complete document appears the same. Thanks, Martin \usemodule[simplefonts] \mainlanguage[de] \setupsimplefonts[size=11pt] \setmainfont[TeX Gyre Pagella] \setcjkmainfont[AdobeSongStd][regular={* Light},italic={AdobeKaitiStd Regular},bold={AdobeHeitiStd Regular},bolditalic={AdobeHeitiStd Regular}] \setcjksansfont[AdobeKaitiStd][bold={AdobeHeitiStd Regular},bolditalic={AdobeHeitiStd Regular}] \setcjkmonofont[AdobeFangsongStd][bold={AdobeHeitiStd Regular},bolditalic={AdobeHeitiStd Regular}] %\setscript[hanzi] \setuppapersize[A4][A4] \setuplayout [ backspace=45mm, height=fit, width=fit, rightmargin=10mm, leftmargin=30mm, ] \starttext auf der Stufe von A1-C1 (Deutsch) bzw. \quotation{Beginner} bis \quotation{Upper Intermediate} (Englisch). \input{lorem} \stoptext

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notes placed left, right aligned
by Steffen Wolfrum 30 Jul '12

30 Jul '12

Hi, my footnotes don't behave as they did three months ago ... I wanted the footnote's number left from the footnote's text, but these numbers should be right aligned: so that the ones (eg. in "1" and "21" and "201") are exactly on top of each other any idea how to achieve this? Thanks, Steffen ------- \starttext \setupbodyfont[times,6pt] \setupnotation[footnote][alternative=left,width=12pt,distance=4.80pt] \dorecurse{111}{test\footnote{\input ward\par}} \stoptext

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alternative=d gives "attr"
by Steffen Wolfrum 30 Jul '12

30 Jul '12

Hi, \starttext \subject{Contents} \setuplist[section][alternative=d] \placecontent \section{One} \section{Two} \stoptext while the minimal example above works nicely, my more complex project adds a "attr" in front off the section number (ie. "a"): attr a) Test one 47 attr b) Test two 51 Any idea where this "attr2 comes from, and how to get rid of it?? Second question: how can I add a separator, like this: a) Test one 47 – b) Test two 51 Thanks, Steffen

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Font recognition with command "context", but not with command "texexec"
by Martin Rimmler 30 Jul '12

30 Jul '12

Hi, this might be a very simple problem, but I tried to figure it out for some time now without success. Reading manuals, searching with Google, etc. did not help. So if it actually is very simple, I herewith apologize. I really tried to solve it without the mailing list. Here is the Problem: The command "texexec" ignores the bodyfont setup. When I process the following code \setupbodyfont[gentium] \starttext This little text is enough to demonstrate the problem. \stoptext with the command "texexec /filename/", the default font is used. Only when i use the command "context/filename/.tex", context uses the font gentium. The gentium font is a truetype font and stored on my system under /usr/share/fonts. I use Linux Mint Debian Edition 201204. My .bashrc file contains the following line: export OSFONTDIR="/usr/local/share/fonts;$HOME/.fonts;/usr/share/fonts" I use the standalone version of context with pdftex. The command \contextversion returns "2012.07.27 16:41", i.e. the time I last updated it. Using the mkiv switch did not help. texexec mkiv /filename/ Any comments are welcome. Best, martin

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SVG?
by Bill Meahan 29 Jul '12

29 Jul '12

Do recent versions of MKIV (specifically, the one in TeXLive 2012) support SVG graphics directly or is it still necessary to convert to PDF as in the wiki example? I've created a couple of items in Inkscape and can save them to PDF directly without the "automatic" background conversion but native SVG support would be better if it exists. Thanks. -- Bill Meahan, Westland, Michigan USA “Writing is a combination of intangible creative fantasy and appallingly hard work.” —Anthony Powell This message is digitally signed with an X.509 certificate to prove it is from me and has not been altered since it was sent.

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