G'day. As part of a document I am laying out I have a number of blocks of text that I want to keep together on a single page -- either all before a page break or all after it. I can achieve this using a \vbox, but that has the fairly undesirable property of also preventing footnotes and, presumably, other ConTeXt layout from working as expected. What is the most effective way to achieve this? A good example of what I want follows; in this I want the entire contact form there kept as a single block, not split over pages. The same sort of situation comes up with some explanatory paragraphs and a yes/no question section of the form. \starttext \dorecurse{10} {\bf Contact Details} \starttabulate[|l|p|] \NC Name: \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Address: \NC \thinrules[n=3] \NC \AR \NC Postcode: \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Email: \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Alternate Email: \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Phone (BH): \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Phone (AH): \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \NC Mobile: \NC \thinrule \NC \AR \stoptabulate \starttabulate[|p|l|] \NC Can this contact authorise work? \NC YES / NO \NC \AR \NC Can this contact authorise changes to this agreement? \NC YES / NO \NC \AR \NC Can we contact this person in an emergency? \NC YES / NO \NC \AR \stoptabulate \par} \stoptext I would rather have under-full pages than split the blocks of text -- and I definitely want to preserve the ability to insert footnotes into the running text, to clarify some of the terms or options. Regards, Daniel