Dear Dalyoung, Thank you for having tested my example. Regarding what you are reporting in another thread about the weird behaviour of \overline in columns, I was traveling and could not test your file. Now I tested your example and I get the same result as you with the latest beta 2017.11.08 22:45. The strange fact is that if one puts \startitem $\overline{A} = A$ \stopitem as the first item in your example (instead of the second), then ConTeXt creates three columns, with the first item the result of the above line, and then items 2 and 3 in the second column and finally item 4 in the third column. Despite this the textwidth is divided into four… I hope Hans will see your message and fix the issue. Best regards: OK

On 13 Nov 2017, at 03:12, Jeong Dal wrote:

Dear Otared,

I run your code and found that they are not aligned properly as you want. But I don’t know how to do for the correct alignment.

Did you see the mail about the \overline problem in column environment which I listed recently? It is a different problem from yours, but I’d like to know whether you got the same output as mine or not. Would you please check it in your computer?

Thank you.

Best regards,

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