Hi, I have run into a strange kind of a problem and I am not sure on how to debug to figure out what is going wrong. Maybe someone with more experience with context can help me here. I have the following document structure project: main.tex environment:env_main.tex products: assignments.tex handouts.tex project: assignments.tex components:assignment-01.tex assignment-02.tex and so on project: handouts.tex component: handout-01.tex handout-02.tex and so on. Each component starts with \title which does a page break. There are no local setups in any component. I expected that each component will be typed out in the same manner, whether I compile the a component, a product or the entire project. It turns out this is not the case. The first page of handout-01.tex is different when I compile the project (main.tex). The pagebreak is set at a different place and I get ugly page break at the end. If I compile handouts.tex or handout-01.tex, the page breaks are same and there is no ugly pagebreak at the end. Is it possible that such a behaviour is due to the length of the document. main.pdf is 105 pages long, while handout-01.pdf is 4 pages and handouts.pdf is 14 pages. It seems that due to the large length of main.pdf, context is not trying hard enough to get good page break. Even a manual \page[disable] does not prevent the ugly pagebreak for main.tex. I am totally confused by this behaviour. Any explainations or suggestions? -- Aditya Mahajan, EECS Systems, University of Michigan http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~adityam || Ph: 7342624008