Hans I am very impressed with your work. Please allow a question: I have typeset a greek/german/english text in an interlinear fashion using LaTeX. Now I would like to do this with ConTexT. My problem: Interlinear greek/other language greek in one file, 'other language' input from another file/other files. How do I get the words greek/other language postioned under each other ? I thought of importing a table into a table, but that would not work re column width. Does this have to be arranged with a perl script ? I you find the time, I would appreciate a hint/analysis. Heel bedankt Eckhart
Gentile wrote:
Le lundi 09 mai 2005 à 15:59 +0200, luigi.scarso a écrit :
John R. Culleton wrote:
I am not familiar with cont-emp.
maybe cont-enp ?
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I persist in thinking that a good up-to-date reference manual is definitively needed to attract new ConTeXers
there will be a book some day -)
also, pretty soon the beginners manual will be redone (in multiple languages)
Hans
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