Hello Janko, At 17:58 11.11.2003, Janko wrote:

Hello, my name is Janko Hauser, I'm a new context user, after many years of LaTeX :-)

I want to use context for two different projects.

1. Produce styled PDF documents from a web-content-managment-system. This will be web-page based but also complete sets of pages to generate longer documents. One conceptual idea is to have something like a clip-board of visited pages, which can be printed as one document.

Ok, this Zope-based site will be an effort going into the next year. I mention it only for background for the coming questions in the next months.

2. I want to generate my invoice and business-letters with context. I searched the mailinglist but the only note I got was a reference to "the last MAPS" which should contain an article about this. Ah and Hans has mentioned that there is something in the making :-) Is there already something to look at? Does someone know a direct link to the mentioned MAPS-article?

Context does not directly know styles. - Of course you can create a layout-file where everything is organized: setup the general layout of the page setup the font setup the logo(s) setup header setup footer Use the layout-file in a file invoice.tex: \input layout-files \starttext this is the part where the invoice is placed. \stoptext If you provide me the your postal addres (off line) I will make a copy of the mentioned article for you. Kind regards Willi Egger. Secretary NTG