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I have been away from context for a few years and my memory is fading in any case. I do remember a short tutorial that described how one could insert a text block in between two text columns or at the side of a column etc. I have downloaded the big manual today but that little tutorial would help. My questions: 1.Do you recall what I am referring to? 2. If so, what is its name? 3. Is it current enough to be useful today? Blessings on all who respond. -- John Culleton Wexfordpress Book design and indexing.
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Hello John, are you referring to the Columns manual? - Hans posted a message on February 9 last year, where he told about the reimplementation of columnsets. — I do not know what the status is and in how far the new implementation works differently from what is described in the columns manual. There is quite some info on columns and related stuff on http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Columns Kind regards Willi
On 19 Jan 2017, at 23:11, John Culleton
wrote: I have been away from context for a few years and my memory is fading in any case. I do remember a short tutorial that described how one could insert a text block in between two text columns or at the side of a column etc. I have downloaded the big manual today but that little tutorial would help. My questions:
1.Do you recall what I am referring to? 2. If so, what is its name? 3. Is it current enough to be useful today?
Blessings on all who respond. -- John Culleton Wexfordpress Book design and indexing.
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John Culleton
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Willi Egger