Am 04.01.2009 um 17:15 schrieb Alan STONE:
Re: files in attachment
Why is the (local) interline space (set to 30pt or 2ex) so small compared to the frame's local (switched to 38pt) bodyfont ?
At first I thought it was related to \setupbodyfont but \setupbodyfont[38pt] doesn't make a difference.
How do you get the (local) interline spacing (pt or ex) in proportion to the local (switched to) bodyfont ?
You're funny, as you can see in my example below your text alone has a height of 26.18pt and you set a line distance of 30pt. \starttext \setbox\scratchbox\hbox{\switchtobodyfont[38pt]Text In A Frame} \the\htdp\scratchbox \stoptext What do you expect? TeX does only what you tell him but you get a better result with a bigger line distance, the default value from ConTeXt is 2.8ex. Wolfgang