Hi, We have rather few suggestions and they are not coming anymore. So I am summarizing what we have so far. Since my typesetting vocabulary is meager I choose to present it graphically. Then again my apologies for poor graphics as I did not attempt it in metapost. Below is the collection of the posts and attached is a pdf of a drawing generated in inkscape. I can send the original svg if needed. Best regards, Salil______________________________________________________________ Salil:Being able to flow multiple texts in parallel. A simple case is a translation of the same text running on opposite page while the original runs on left/right page. In my thesis these are not translations, but correlated texts written for different audiences. (think of levels in a CG game) So the texts need to be designed differently. To extrapolate this facility, if columns on one page can run such parallel texts then we can have multiple translations running together. Khaled:Old Arabic book, essentially all early Bulaq Press books used to typesettwo books in one, one is the main book running on the body of the page,while the other is a loosely related book running in the margins of thepage, the second book can be a commentary on the main book, but oftenthey just discuss the same subject with no direct correlation (not acritical edition). I'd like to be able to reproduce such layout. Taco:I would like to do something slightly more general: it would be nice ifcolumnset blocks could take their input from streams, even if the blockis not a full column (or multiple columns). Philipp:three items I'd like to add: * horizontal split page layout (upper and lower parts instead of columns), * asymmetric stream combinations (e.g. two streams on the left page, another stream on the facing page), and * easy reprinting (i.e. a photographic reproduction as one stream on the left and a text stream on the right page).I've seen all of this in printed books so it would be a pity to live ina world where the best typesetting system can't do that. Some of this Ialready mentioned to Hans a while ago, maybe he remembers. Kevin:I second the request to support horizontally split page layouts with one stream typeset above another on each page. Hans:it would help to see mockups for such requests Salil:I think this is good example of this function. http://books.google.com/books?id=qdltz8N9qSEC&lpg=PP1&dq=the%20body%20multiple&pg=PA4#v=onepage&q&f=false Philipp:I got a less complex example from the library, in contrast to Salil'sexample this one is a translation: http://bayimg.com/oaoPpaaChhttp://bayimg.com/PAOpAAaChhttp://bayimg.com/pAop... Shows clearly that the streams are synced at every section (and thattranslation to English is a good compression for German…).