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Vertical alignment of formulas
by Emil Hedevang Lohse 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hello, Suppose I have the following code: blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah \startmpformula formula \stopmpformula and that it yields the following output blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah formula that is, the final "blah" is placed so far to the left of "formula" that it would be desireable to reduce the vertical space between the text and the formula such that we get the following output instead: blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah formula The question is now: How do I do that? Regards, -- Emil Hedevang Lohse <http://home.imf.au.dk/emil/> Alle spørgsmål er lige dumme. Og spørgsmålet "Kan ænder flyve?" er ikke dumt.

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Soul Package in ConTeXt
by Steffen Wolfrum 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Because of looking for a nice letterspacing solution I had a look at the LaTeX's soul.sty. Melchior Franz wrote that it should also work with ConTeXt: > The soul package > Melchior FRANZ > May 29, 2002 > Abstract > This article describes the soul package1, which provides h y p h e n - > a t a b l e l e t t e r s p a c i n g ( s p a c i n g o u t ) , >underlining and some > derivatives such as overstriking and highlighting. Although the package is > optimized for LATEX2", it also works with Plain TEX and with other flavors > of TEX like, for instance, ConTEXt. But how? \input soul.sty gives me in ConTeXt: > (/Users/steffen/Library/texmf/tex/latex/misc/soul.sty > ! Undefined control sequence. > l.49 \NeedsTeXFormat > {LaTeX2e} > ? So what what did he mean by "works with"? What is the right way? Thank you for any reply, Steffen

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How to place footnotes in margin?
by Steffen Wolfrum 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hi, As ConTeXt is such a highly configurable set of macros (at least for those who know) I wonder if there's a way to place footnotes on page but not at the bottom - I'd like to have them e.g. in the margins. As there is no predefinded \setupfootnotes[location=inmargin] I tried something like \inmargin{\footnote{}The footnote's text.} Which doesn't really work - as it doesn't "flow": I you have a footnote at line 5 and line 6 then you have a problem because the second footnote doesn't wait for the first to be finished... Is there a better hack? Happy for feedback, Steffen

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sorry ... I forgot the title .... \setupitemize
by Jean-Pierre Le Narzul 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hi, I'm trying to configure my itemization environment so that second level switches to a smaller font. The following code does not produce the expected result (no change in font size). I imagine I'm doing something wrong but could not figure what ... (setupitemize[1][before=\tx] is works well) Any idea ? jp \starttext \setupitemize[2][before=\tx] \startitemize \item First Level \startitemize \item Second Level \stopitemize \stopitemize \stoptext

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(no subject)
by Jean-Pierre Le Narzul 20 Sep '03

20 Sep '03

Hi, I'm trying to configure my itemization environment so that second level switches to a smaller font. The following code does not produce the expected result (no change in font size). I imagine I'm doing something wrong but could not figure what ... (setupitemize[1][before=\tx] is works well) Any idea ? jp \starttext \setupitemize[2][before=\tx] \startitemize \item First Level \startitemize \item Second Level \stopitemize \stopitemize \stoptext

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Re: Expert version: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > At 10:05 19/09/2003 +0200, you wrote: > >Hi Steffen, > > > > > > \definepagebreak > > > [chapter] > > > [yes,header,right] > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [empty,header,right] Sorry, but that doesn't work. When changed the minimal example to... \definepagebreak [chapter] [empty,header,right] \setuphead [chapter] [page=chapter,] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \starttext \startfrontmatter \completecontent \stopfrontmatter \startbodymatter \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \stopbodymatter \stoptext ... we have page numbers on (empty) page number 4, 18 and 19! Plus there are two strange empty empty pages before the TOC?! Steffen

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Re: [NTG-context] \indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Jens-Uwe Morawski <morawski(a)gmx.net> wrote: > On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 18:52:03 +0200 > Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > > > At 14:28 19/09/2003 +0200, Steffen Wolfrum wrote: > > >Hi, > > > > > >Is there a way to have something like \indenting[hang] ? > > > > > >With the first line not indented, but the second and following lines? > > > > > > > > >First I thought this is what is ment by \indenting[next], > > >but \indenting[next] seems to be exactly the same as \indenting[first], is > > >this right? > > > > kind of tricky, since settings to hangindent and alike are forgotten when > > the setup is followed by an empty line; > > > > there is \starthanging ... \stophanging now Ah! > > but ... if we can assume that users start tagging their paragraphs with > > \bpar .. \epar i can imagine that we provide something \indenting [hang], > > so the question is: are you willing to tag > > imo, the question is: what has hanging to do with indenting? > Aren't these things completely different matters? > If yes, please don't spoil \indenting with that. > > \setuphanging already exists... Hi Hans, hi Jens! There is always another surprise in ConTexT. I mean: How should I know? My sources are Hans's manuals + the list-archiv. Neither in the manuals nor in the archive \setuphanging or \starthanging is mentioned... So I am sorry for asking for things that maybe already exist! But now I have to ask: how do I use \setuphanging or \starthanging actually? Is there some kind of documentation or at least a minimal example somewhere? Thanks for the lessons. Steffen

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fourier
by Hans Hagen 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, I've added support for the excelent new fourier fonts by Michel Bovani, based on utopia. So, we have another math font! \usetypescript[fourier][ec] \setupbodyfont[fourier] \starttext test $x=1+\sqrt{x}$ test \type {test} \stoptext I expect math experts to look into math-fou.tex and complete the vectors. == from here only for font lovers == Now, since these fonts have quite some expert and oldstyle options, it makes sense to think of how to use them. Michel cleverly defined: \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular] [futr8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted] [futro8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic] [futri8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps] [futrc8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold] [futb8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted] [futbo8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic] [futbi8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldCaps] [futbc8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular-Expert] [futr9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] [futro9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic-Expert] [futri9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] [futrc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Semi-Expert] [futs9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] [futso9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] [futsi9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] [futsc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold-Expert] [futb9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] [futbo9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] [futbi9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Black-Expert] [futc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular-OldStyle] [futr9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted-OldStyle] [futro9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic-OldStyle] [futri9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps-OldStyle] [futrc9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Semi-OldStyle] [futs9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiSlanted-OldStyle] [futso9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiItalic-OldStyle] [futsi9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiCaps-OldStyle] [futsc9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold-OldStyle] [futb9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted-OldStyle] [futbo9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic-OldStyle] [futbi9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Black-OldStyle] [futc9d] [encoding=ec] and \definefontsynonym [Serif] [Fourier-Regular] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted] [Fourier-Slanted] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic] [Fourier-Italic] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps] [Fourier-RegularCaps] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold] [Fourier-Bold] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted] [Fourier-BoldSlanted] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic] [Fourier-BoldItalic] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldCaps] [Fourier-BoldCaps] \definefontsynonym [Serif-Expert] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-Expert] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-Expert] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-Expert] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-Expert] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-Expert] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-Expert] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-Expert] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-Expert] [Fourier-Black-Expert] \definefontsynonym [Serif-OldStyle] [Fourier-Regular-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-Slanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-Italic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-OldStyle] [Fourier-RegularCaps-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-OldStyle] [Fourier-Semi-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiItalic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiCaps-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-OldStyle] [Fourier-Bold-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-BoldItalic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-OldStyle] [Fourier-Black-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlackSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-BlackSlanted-OldStyle] with \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rm] [ tf=Serif sa 1, it=SerifItalic sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted sa 1, sc=SerifCaps sa 1, bf=SerifBold sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted sa 1, bc=SerifBoldCaps sa 1, bca=SerifBoldCaps sa a, bcb=SerifBoldCaps sa b, bcc=SerifBoldCaps sa c, bcd=SerifBoldCaps sa d, bcx=SerifBoldCaps sa x, bcxx=SerifBoldCaps sa xx ] \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rmx] [ tf=Serif-Expert sa 1, it=SerifItalic-Expert sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted-Expert sa 1, sc=SerifCaps-Expert sa 1, db=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa 1, dba=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa a,dbb=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa b, dbc=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa c,dbd=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa d, dbx=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa x,dbxx=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa xx, di=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa 1, dia=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa a,dib=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa b, dic=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa c,did=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa d, dix=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa x,dixx=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa xx, ds=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa 1, dsa=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa a,dsb=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa b, dsc=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa c,dsd=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa d, dsx=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa x,dsxx=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa xx, dc=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa 1, dca=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa a,dcb=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa b, dcc=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa c,dcd=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa d, dcx=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa x,dcxx=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa xx, bf=SerifBold-Expert sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic-Expert sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted-Expert sa 1, eb=SerifBlack-Expert sa 1, eba=SerifBlack-Expert sa a,ebb=SerifBlack-Expert sa b, ebc=SerifBlack-Expert sa c,ebd=SerifBlack-Expert sa d, ebx=SerifBlack-Expert sa x,ebxx=SerifBlack-Expert sa xx ] \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rmo] [ tf=Serif-OldStyle sa 1, it=SerifItalic-OldStyle sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted-OldStyle sa 1, sc=SerifCaps-OldStyle sa 1, db=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa 1, dba=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa a,dbb=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa b, dbc=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa c,dbd=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa d, dbx=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa x,dbxx=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa xx, di=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa 1, dia=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa a,dib=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa b, dic=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa c,did=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa d, dix=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa x,dixx=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa xx, ds=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa 1, dsa=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa a,dsb=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa b, dsc=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa c,dsd=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa d, dsx=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa x,dsxx=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa xx, dc=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa 1, dca=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa a,dcb=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa b, dcc=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa c,dcd=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa d, dcx=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa x,dcxx=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa xx, eb=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa 1, eba=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa a,ebb=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa b, ebc=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa c,ebd=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa d, ebx=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa x,ebxx=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa xx, bf=SerifBold-OldStyle sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic-OldStyle sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted-OldStyle sa 1 ] the following works quite well: ==== beware: it demonstrates that one can build much more font switches in the low level mechanism than one would expect! ==== \rm \midaligned{\bcc Standard} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\bc Text1234} {\bca Text1234} {\bcb Text1234} {\bcc Text1234} {\bcx Text1234} {\bcxx Text1234} \page \rmx \midaligned{\dcc Expert} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\db Text1234} {\dba Text1234} {\dbb Text1234} {\dbc Text1234} {\dbx Text1234} {\dbxx Text1234} {\di Text1234} {\dia Text1234} {\dib Text1234} {\dic Text1234} {\dix Text1234} {\dixx Text1234} {\ds Text1234} {\dsa Text1234} {\dsb Text1234} {\dsc Text1234} {\dsx Text1234} {\dsxx Text1234} {\dc Text1234} {\dca Text1234} {\dcb Text1234} {\dcc Text1234} {\dcx Text1234} {\dcxx Text1234} {\eb Text1234} {\eba Text1234} {\ebb Text1234} {\ebc Text1234} {\ebx Text1234} {\ebxx Text1234} \page \rmo \midaligned{\dcc Old style} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\db Text1234} {\dba Text1234} {\dbb Text1234} {\dbc Text1234} {\dbx Text1234} {\dbxx Text1234} {\di Text1234} {\dia Text1234} {\dib Text1234} {\dic Text1234} {\dix Text1234} {\dixx Text1234} {\ds Text1234} {\dsa Text1234} {\dsb Text1234} {\dsc Text1234} {\dsx Text1234} {\dsxx Text1234} {\dc Text1234} {\dca Text1234} {\dcb Text1234} {\dcc Text1234} {\dcx Text1234} {\dcxx Text1234} {\eb Text1234} {\eba Text1234} {\ebb Text1234} {\ebc Text1234} {\ebx Text1234} {\ebxx Text1234} Now, another approach is to use typescripts and something \definetypeface [fourier] [serif] [rm] [fourier] ... \definetypeface [fourier-expert] [serif] [rm] [fourier-expert] ... etc, i.e. let expert and oldstyel live in their own namespace For that i need to add a couple of more general mappings and this si what we should discuss: how are we going to deal with 'black' 'oldstyle' 'expert' 'semi' in the sense of prefixes and suffixes? Actually, \definefontsynonym [Serif-Expert] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-Expert] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-Expert] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-Expert] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-Expert] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-Expert] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-Expert] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-Expert] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-Expert] [Fourier-Black-Expert] can as well become \definefontsynonym [Serif] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack] [Fourier-Black-Expert] i.e. we don't need the -Expert here because it can live in a typeface; but how to deal with Black and Semi? Hans ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE | pragma(a)wxs.nl Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)38 477 53 69 | fax: +31 (0)38 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- information: http://www.pragma-ade.com/roadmap.pdf documentation: http://www.pragma-ade.com/showcase.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Probelm with \defineenumeration
by Willi Egger 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi everybody, While trying to setup a simple literature reference list I encounter the following problem: I have defined an enumeration. After typesetting the enumerated list I get on the first line the enumeration text and lost and alone in front of the second line the enumeration number. Is this something I do in a wrong way or is there a bug? Please try the minimal example below Kind regards Willi \setupoutput[pdftex] \defineenumeration [Literatur] [location={left,serried}, style=\em, width=broad, distance=12pt, headstyle=\tfx, text=\em, left={[}, right={]}, inbetween={\blank[small]}, after={\blank[small]}] \starttext \Literatur[Wiese1964] F. Wiese. Buchbinden. 1964. \Literatur[Goddijn1994] P.Goddijn. Het restaureren van boeken. Koninglijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag.1994. \stoptext

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\indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, Is there a way to have something like \indenting[hang] ? With the first line not indented, but the second and following lines? First I thought this is what is ment by \indenting[next], but \indenting[next] seems to be exactly the same as \indenting[first], is this right? Always happy for replies, Steffen

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