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I need this caracter: ¿ IŽve load a module, enco-ec, but I canŽt see the ¿. I also tryed \usetypescript[modern][ec] but didnŽt work either.

It is much simpler than that. Just use utf regime.

\enableregime[utf] \starttext ¿ \stoptext

That doesnŽt work for me either. The character name is questiondown and \questiondown works fine. Do you use that character in that way? IŽll preffer, because in spanish I have to make a lot of replaces, á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ and ¿, so I can make a mistake.

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I have another problem. ItŽs a two column document. In a page, the first column is overlaping a footnote. Column balance is on.

Do you use start stop columns or columnsets?

Aditya

I use start stop columns. Thank you very much. _________________________________________________________________ FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar - get it now! http://toolbar.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200415ave/direct/01/

On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Horacio Suarez wrote:

maybe I´m repeatin this mail.

The name of this caracter "¿" is questiondown, and

\questiondown

works, but

\enableregime[utf]

doesn´t. Simply no character is shown.

Did you configure your editor to save the file in utf-8 encoding? You can also try \enableregime[latin1] which might be sufficient for your needs.

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I have another problem. It´s a two column document. In a page, the first column is overlaping a footnote. Column balance is on.

Do you use start stop columns or columnsets?

I use start stop columns. I´ve fix it with a \blank at the end of the footnote but not perfectly. Maybe adding some space before the footnote can fix it better.

Can that be made whit \setupfootnotes ?

I´ve tryed

\setupfootnotes[before=\blank]

Change the amount of blank \setupfootnotes[before={\blank[big]}] or \blank[1cm] etc. Aditya

Hello Horacio, then, your input file is not utf-encoded. Try to do a "recode l1..u8 file.tex" or replace utf by il1, since you email seems to be latin1 encoded. You seem to have character-encoding problems with your mailer too: the character-encoding of the subject line and the body are not specified. Cheers, Peter

IŽm mailing from windows, but Context is over linux, in another computer. But about emacs, iŽm using the default slackware emacs instalation. Maybe itŽs out of topic. I recive word doc files from the authors. I processes usin openoffice, make some edits {\em italics}, etc, and save in txt format. Then I open in emacs and start to insert comands and some replaces, the %, $, etc. In latex, I have no problem with acceted characters, á, é etc. and I can use á or \Ža. But in context I have to úse \Ža, \Že, etc. I donŽt know i f that is because the emacs encoding or what. In emacs I see teh acceted characters perfectly and I can type the loading iso-accents-mode. I prefer not to make replaces beacuse I can make mistakes besides the time. thankyou., _________________________________________________________________ Don't just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.com/