Dear list, I have to check whether an external PDF document is portrait or landscape (in order to manipulate it in different ways). From what I understand of grph-inc.mkiv, I came with the following sample: \unprotect \def\figureXSize{\clf_figurestatus{width}{}} \def\figureYSize{\clf_figurestatus{height}{}} \protect \setupexternalfigures[location=default] \starttext \getfiguredimensions[cow.pdf] \figuresize\\ \figurelabel\\ \figureXSize\\ \figureYSize\\ \ifnum\figureXSize<\figureYSize portrait\else landscape\fi \stoptext I feel bad of abusing the ConTeXt source in such a miserable way. But I’m afraid this is the best I can. Is there no standard way to check portrait or landscape on a given figure? A conditional for that would be useful. At least, I would like to know how to get image dimension numbers suitable to be deployed with \ifnum. Many thanks for your help, Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk