Horacio, I'm terribly new to this, but I'll offer what I know anyways: 1. Yes, the commands are the same. 2. I used \setuparranging[2*4,doublesided] to get what I *think* you might be trying to do. But I'm using A6 on A4, so you might want \setuparranging[2*2,doublesided] Also, running texexec with the -pdf switch will avoid converting a .dvi to a .ps and then .ps to .pdf. Maybe you knew that already. All best, Derek On 8/12/06, Horacio Suarez wrote:

I´m using context on slackware 10.2, I don´t have a command "context". I´m using "texexec". It´s the same?

Now, texexec ignores some comands:

\setuppapersize[a5][a4] \setuplayout[location=middle, marking=on] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided]

Are they incomplete? some aditional command is needed?

Thanks in advance.

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Horacio Suarez wrote:

I´m using context on slackware 10.2, I don´t have a command "context". I´m using "texexec". It´s the same?

Now, texexec ignores some comands:

Guessing what mean by "ignores":

\setuppapersize[a5][a4]

\setuppapersize[A5][A4] Taco