/ help
Command/ high
Command/ highlight
Command/ label
Command/ labellanguage
Command/ labeltext
Command/ labeltexts
Command/ language
Command/ leftlabeltext
Command/ linenote
Command/ low
Command/ lowhigh
Command/ lowmidhigh
Command/ margindata
Command/ mathcommand
Command/ mathdoubleextensible
Com
n.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
*
if you look
for it. I don’t arrange the pages myself, don’t know the signature size,
and I can’t request specials, since we must print cheaply to keep the
low price (had to raise it from 5 to 8 € anyway, half of it goes to the
wholesaler).
Hraban
n.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
*
the low level commands
\glyphscale
\glyphxscale
\glyphyscale
\glyphslant
\glyphweight
directly can have side efects when at an outer level these are also
set, so you need to accumulate, like
\starttext
test {\glyphscale 2000 test \glyphscale \numericscaled1.2\glyphscale
test} test
test
compact
fonts or by doing it twice.
The results happen when you use compact mode and is a result of
\glyphslant which keeps the value of the italic style even when you
switch back to the upright style.
Many thanks for your explaination,
using the low level commands
\glyphscale
\glyphxscale
On 3/10/24 10:46, Hans Hagen via ntg-context wrote:
> [...]
> using the low level commands
>
> \glyphscale
> \glyphxscale
> \glyphyscale
> \glyphslant
> \glyphweight
>
> directly can have side efects when at an outer level these are also set,
> so you need to acc
you use compact mode and is a result of
\glyphslant which keeps the value of the italic style even when you
switch back to the upright style.
Many thanks for your explaination,
using the low level commands
\glyphscale
\glyphxscale
\glyphyscale
\glyphslant
\glyphweight
directly can have side
\samplefile {knuth-gpt}
\stopchapter
\stopbackmatter
\stoptext
Does the level change message suggest that something is missing in the
document?
normally harmless so i can add an extra check but bookmarks can be a
pain when less structure is used (somewhat weird low lev
[
frame=off,
strut=no,
height=\headerheight,
offset=none,
align=low,
roffset=1em,
]
\getmarking[subject]
\stopframed
\stopsetups
\startsetups [header:leftpage]
\startframed [
frame=off,
strut=no,
height=\headerheight,
offset=none,
Don’t forget the articles from the context journal:
https://articles.contextgarden.net/
(2022 is still missing)
Esp. Taco’s about MetaPost are very interesting and maybe that’s some
low level stuff you’re missing.
You don’t need to look at Hans’ contributions – everything that’s still
valid
On 2/14/2024 8:37 PM, Joaquín Ataz López wrote:
I join the thanks to the other members of the list. I think that good
documentation is essential in any project, and, in particular, a
low-level explanation of ConTeXt that is understandable without being an
accomplished TeX programmer seems
I join the thanks to the other members of the list. I think that good
documentation is essential in any project, and, in particular, a
low-level explanation of ConTeXt that is understandable without being an
accomplished TeX programmer seems to me a great idea.
As for TeX documentation, I
> documentation, which I find is a better medium for communication rather than
> wikis.
>
> Now, as to my question, to understand the low level TeX programming language,
> will the manuals
for communication rather than
wikis.
Now, as to my question, to understand the low level TeX programming language,
will the manuals "Low Level TeX" be enough?
Thanks.
___
If your question is of interest to othe
ring" button beside the camera button; also there’s now
> "manage presentations" behind the "plus" button.
> Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone else’s
> presentation.
>
> [Technical hints]
> * Sound is usually better if you u
level works, allowing one to understand how
to utilize low level typesetting features for anything more sophisticated than
a simple book or article. By lower level, I mean how things like heads, items,
references, alignment, tables, etc., work. Also, I would like a book that
teaches things like
s" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency
on your side, e.g. with mobi
ons" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high lat
n TeX
macros.
TeX primitives ?
Apologies if you are already aware:
There are 21 ConTeXt manuals entitled "low-level TeX" here:
https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Documentation
These might be a good place to begin exploration of interactions between TeX
primitives and ConTeXt.
B
paragraph is not on
grid in the new and the old version (and comma).
Grid is not as easy as it looks first. Low level tricks like fills
or skips can mess it up.
Maybe \startlinecorrection helps… (No, it doesn’t.)
It also doesn’t help to add a \blank or \par after \vfill.
I know it, i
. It depends on the current
attention, capacity and mood of the few who can answer your questions.
So the problem is still \hfill that the last paragraph is not on grid
in the new and the old version (and comma).
Grid is not as easy as it looks first. Low level tricks like fills or
skips can mess it up
and mood of the few who can answer your questions.
So the problem is still \hfill that the last paragraph is not on grid
in the new and the old version (and comma).
Grid is not as easy as it looks first. Low level tricks like fills or
skips can mess it up.
Maybe \startlinecorrection helps
the problem
is still \hfill that the last paragraph is not on grid in the new and
the old version (and comma).
Grid is not as easy as it looks first. Low level tricks like fills or
skips can mess it up.
Maybe \startlinecorrection helps… (No, it doesn’t.)
It also doesn’t help to add a \blank
On 1/18/2024 7:56 PM, Shiv Shankar Dayal wrote:
In comparison to LaTeX with LuaHBTeX, ConTeXt with LuaMetaTeX is
lightning fast.
pdfTeX is 8bit, and Knuth’s plain TeX is very low level – for a fairer
comparison, try the TeXbook on LuaMetaTeX (I don’t know if “plain”
works
Hi,
On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 7:58 PM Shiv Shankar Dayal
wrote:
>
>
>
>
>> In comparison to LaTeX with LuaHBTeX, ConTeXt with LuaMetaTeX is
>> lightning fast.
>>
>> pdfTeX is 8bit, and Knuth’s plain TeX is very low level – for a fairer
>> comparison, t
In comparison to LaTeX with LuaHBTeX, ConTeXt with LuaMetaTeX is
> lightning fast.
>
> pdfTeX is 8bit, and Knuth’s plain TeX is very low level – for a fairer
> comparison, try the TeXbook on LuaMetaTeX (I don’t know if “plain” works
> though).
>
I understand that why it is slo
with LuaHBTeX, ConTeXt with LuaMetaTeX is
lightning fast.
pdfTeX is 8bit, and Knuth’s plain TeX is very low level – for a fairer
comparison, try the TeXbook on LuaMetaTeX (I don’t know if “plain” works
though).
Hraban
likely some low level helper then.
Hans
-
Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands
tel: 038 477 53 69 | www.pragma-ade.nl
,
only at the start of a paragraph you have to add \dontleavehmode.
Another way
is to use the \inlinefigure command which is a small wrapper around
\externalfigure.
\useMPlibrary[dum]
\starttext
\samplefile{ward}
\externalfigure[dummy][location=low,height=\lineheight] \samplefile{ward
a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* Sometimes leaving and re-entering helps.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing needs a lot of ba
s in inner margins though).
Here is an example:
\setuppapersize[A4]
\setuplayout[backspace=40mm, width=100mm, leftmargindistance=5mm,
leftmargin=30mm, rightmargindistance=5mm, rightmargin=50mm, topspace=10mm]
\setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided]
\setupcaptions[location={outermargin, l
ble to "yes".
%% Type 2.
%\setuplayout[
%grid=yes
%]
Here you set the grid variable to "yes " so a trailing space.
\setuphead[section][grid=low] %% needed to observe the output difference
\starttext
\title{Alpha}
\subsection{Beta}
\input{knuth}
\stoptext
So this is ok:
\setupfoo
running the
version released in the September and also tested with the latest release.)
"""
%% differences in outputs, for how "grid=yes" is called.
%% Type 1.
%\setuplayout[grid=yes]
%% Type 2.
%\setuplayout[
%grid=yes
%]
\setuphead[section][grid=low] %% needed to obse
eware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* Some
aring" button beside the camera button;
also there’s now "manage presentations" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less nois
ly one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video d
] bar \blank [5*line]
foo \externalfigure[][][location=middle] bar \blank [5*line]
foo \externalfigure[][][location=low]bar
\stoptext
This variant:
\useMPlibrary [dum]
\starttext
foo \figuresymbol[] bar
foo \figuresymbol[][height=1cm,depth=\strutdepth] bar
foo
bar \blank [5*line]
foo \externalfigure[][][location=middle] bar \blank [5*line]
foo \externalfigure[][][location=low]bar
\stoptext
Marco
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If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an en
ons" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
y
Am 22.08.23 um 04:19 schrieb Benjamin Buchmuller:
I had the same question a couple of days ago and I found a thread on the
mailing list, which I'm reposting here. Although this worked for me, I found
downsampling of the pdf with gs more convenient.
Here’s a shorter solution:
\startluacode
Hi Julian,
I had the same question a couple of days ago and I found a thread on the
mailing list, which I'm reposting here. Although this worked for me, I found
downsampling of the pdf with gs more convenient.
Hope this helps,
Benjamin
%
if not modules then modules = { } end modules
Just wondering: in programs like InDesign, Viva Designer, it is trivial
to produce a low resolution pdf output (useful when exchanging a hi-res
file with authors and editors prior to pre-print is difficult). I assume
it might be possible to do so in ConTeXt. Currently I use a script (gs
On Aug 15, 2023, 8:09 AM -0600, Hans Hagen , wrote:
> yes, but there are also typescript that define the sizes (made more
> sense on low res printers) .. the current defaults have been so for many
> years (so the fact that you didn't notice ...)
Maybe I forgot about it.. I seem to
zes (made more
sense on low res printers) .. the current defaults have been so for many
years (so the fact that you didn't notice ...)
these sizes are mostly for math and we have a 10pt lm math with built in
scritp and scriptscript
This issue came up while trying to test/implement someth
for different specifications
- some fuzzy argument handling that made sense 25 years ago but not today
- some low level fatures that were never to be used at the user level
- improvements to mechanism that are now possible
- more was added than removed (and believe me: i'd like to remove some
is used by
context itself
- we use the style variant so that it adapts
- you have to replace "Serif" with "YourFont" and map that one onto a
file (YourFont YourFontBold etc)
- more about these box manipulations in the low level manual
Ok. Just discovered the 11 low-level manuals
ot; and map that one onto a
> file (YourFont YourFontBold etc)
> - more about these box manipulations in the low level manual
Ok. Just discovered the 11 low-level manuals yesterday, not sure which one to
focus on in this case -)
> \startsetups glyph:iTee
> \dontleavehmode\hpack\b
have to replace "Serif" with "YourFont" and map that one onto a
file (YourFont YourFontBold etc)
- more about these box manipulations in the low level manual
Ok. Just discovered the 11 low-level manuals yesterday, not sure which one to
focus on in this case -)
\st
that it adapts
- you have to replace "Serif" with "YourFont" and map that one onto a
file (YourFont YourFontBold etc)
- more about these box manipulations in the low level manual
\startsetups glyph:iTee
\dontleavehmode\hpack\bgroup
\setbox\scratchbo
if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing needs a lot of bandwidth.
* BigBlueButto
behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side
tmargindistance=-\rightmargintotal,
default={inner,none,low,high},
]
\setupcaption[marginfigure][
style={\ss\tfx},
align={flushleft},
width=\leftmarginwidth,
%location={innermargin,low},
]
\starttext
\showframe
\startplacemarginfigure[
location={inner,3*hang},
title={My caption shou
in the file spac-imp-tests.mkxl . See the manual
Low Level - Lines
Test Novel1 Novel2
Test1 70 35
Test2 30 8
Test3 62 23
Test4 89 40
Test5 28 9
Optional1 55 19
Quality 74 32
the manual
Low Level - Lines
Test Novel1 Novel2
Test1 70 35
Test2 30 8
Test3 62 23
Test4 89 40
Test5 28 9
Optional1 55 19
Quality 74 32
Decent 39 11
From
ps better
for printing. As the images are typically resized when used, the
resulting resolutions might be anything. Optimizing the resolutions of
the source images can result in optimal PDF sizes, i.e. not too high nor
too low resolution.
I can even imagine an automated workflow where high-resolution, say
ical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing needs a lot of bandwi
eside the camera button;
also there’s now "manage presentations" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connec
in the distribution?
I'll check it but no time today.
btw ... as you like low level hacking ...
pdftex has a mechanism called pgc (pdf glyph containers) and these are
used when no pk font is found (which also means: no map entry)
\pdffont ... =
\pdfscale 1000
\pdfglyph 1 100 0 0 100 100
... pdf code
xtraordinary DOT MATRIX
LINE PRINTER, built in two MICRO-PROCESSORs as well as EAROM, is featured by
permitting wonderful co-existence such as; "high quality against low cost,"
"diversified functions with compact design," "flexibility in accessibleness
and durability of approx
low and overwrite their last line.
...
Also I seem to remember that column sets would enforce grid mode, but
they clearly don’t.
If you enable \setuplayout[grid=yes], lines get placed correctly.
Also floats work well (here and top).
But some columnsetspans still disappear, and footnotes get
In a minimal example like this:
\setuppapersize[A5]
\definecolumnset[TwoColumns][n=2]
\starttext
\startcolumnset [TwoColumns]
\dorecurse{10}{\samplefile{knuth}}
\stopcolumnset
\stoptext
… many columns start one line too low and overwrite their last line.
An extended example (nearly
;manage presentations" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing n
]{#1}}
> >
> > \starttext
> >
> > This is an \infr{example}
> >
> > \stoptext
> >
> > This works fine except that I cannot get the text in
> > verbatim/teletype. I have tried style=mono and style={\ttx \bf} but
> > nothing seems
} but
nothing seems to work.
\framed has no style key, you have to use the foregroundstyle to change
font style, size etc.
To create your own \framed (or \inframed when you add location=low) you
can use the \defineframed command:
\defineframed
[infr]
[location=low,
frame=on,
corner=00
t; button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing ne
;
> I uploaded a new version with some new features discussed at the end of this
> mail.
>
> - A next version of luatex will break context (format making etc) but the
> change is unavoidable because of other macro package demands wrt security
> (context does that differently)
change is unavoidable because of other macro package demands wrt
> security (context does that differently). The low level start up command
> has been adapted so unless you update indepdently thinsg should work ok.
> Of course this has no consequences for lmtx.
>
> - I've done a bit
Hi,
I uploaded a new version with some new features discussed at the end of
this mail.
- A next version of luatex will break context (format making etc) but
the change is unavoidable because of other macro package demands wrt
security (context does that differently). The low level start up
ow "manage presentations" behind the "plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low
opped, tl 2313 just
moved on to lmtx which is even less demanding (unless one starts moveing
files around in the tex infrastruture and then expects stuff to keep
working)
-- Systems programmers are the high priests of a low cult.
-- R.S. Barton
dunno, don't know any of them
by what the current TeX Live on my machine
looks like, , with just the infrastcucture, while anything mtx was
dropped like a hot potato really, it's a predicament...
-- Systems programmers are the high priests of a low cult.
-- R.S. Barton
-- Real computer scientists don't write code
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing ne
in a framed (and therefore also
natural tables and extreme tables) with align=high, align=low and
align=lohi.
\bTR[align={middle,low},strut=no]
\bTH \dontleavehmode\rotate{animal} \eTH
\bTH \dontleavehmode\rotate{size} \eTH
\bTH \dontleavehmode\rotate{weight} \eTH
\bTH \dontleavehmode
presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sh
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing ne
29
https://texdoc.org/serve/texbytopic/0#chapter.29
Then there's also Low Level TeX which documents the changes in LMTX
https://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/lowlevel-inserts.pdf
Inserts are (in my opinion) the most complicated part of TeX. Even at an
engine level, they aren't tha
functionalty?
currently not and given the number of possibilities it's quite a bit of
work so it has a low priority (i can't even test media right now because
i have no full acrobat installed)
Many thanks for your reply, Hans.
I didn‘t know that it was so complex to do. In fact, I wonder why
not and given the number of possibilities it's quite a bit of
> work so it has a low priority (i can't even test media right now because
> i have no full acrobat installed)
Many thanks for your reply, Hans.
I didn‘t know that it was so complex to do. In fact, I wonder why not
all annotat
?
currently not and given the number of possibilities it's quite a bit of
work so it has a low priority (i can't even test media right now because
i have no full acrobat installed)
Hans
is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone else’s
>> presentation.
>> [Technical hints]
>> * Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
>> * Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
>> your
"plus" button.
Beware there is only one presenter at a time, so don’t kill someone
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sharing ne
excluded experiments) is one of them. So, one has
to work with what one gets (not much different from the rest of tex
functionality). With careful coding the performance hit is not that
large and machines still get a bit get faster so that compensates it
anyway. Although some low level approaches can
your help.
>
> Best regards,
> Jacob
>
> \starttext
>
> \startformula
> \startmatrix[left={\left(},right={\right)}]
> \NC A \NC B \NR \NC C \NC D \NR
> \stopmatrix
> =
> \startmatrix[left={\left(},right={\right)},location=low]
> \NC A \NC B \NR \NC C \NC D \NR
>
\stopmatrix
=
\startmatrix[left={\left(},right={\right)},location=low]
\NC A \NC B \NR \NC C \NC D \NR
\stopmatrix
=
\startmatrix[left={\left(},right={\right)},location=high]
\NC A \NC B \NR \NC C \NC D \NR
\stopmatrix
\stopformula
\stoptext
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on.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the text chat.
* Screen sh
performance over the last month, mostly due to using
different low level mechanisms (there are some more not yet widely used
ones). The gain depends on (extreme) usage so quite likely most goes
unnoticed unless one has many runs. After all, there are no fundamental
changes in context, which is already
] \stop
\stoptext
This uses some new low level alignment options that operate on rows as a
whole. As usual, I have no clue what users will come up with but the
idea is that these 'moves' are independent of the alignment so the in
this case shifted columns actually keeps their alignment
ne
else’s presentation.
[Technical hints]
* Sound is usually better if you use a headset (less noise for everyone).
* Connection problems are mostly due to low bandwidth or high latency on
your side, e.g. with mobile connections.
* If audio/video doesn’t work for you, you can still use the
. Also, be
careful with the source and target id's! There is currently no low level
allocation mechanism so stick to positive numbers.
So, lots to play with, if you're in the mood,
Hans
(There is quite some experimental code around but to what extend it ends
up in the core depends on demand
]
% \showframe
\definefloat
[marginfigure]
[figure]
\setupfloat
[marginfigure]
[outermargindistance=-\outermargintotal,
default={outermargin,height,high,low,none}]
\starttext
\startstaticMPfigure{square}
draw fullsquare scaled 3cm;
\stopstaticMPfigure
\startitemize
\placemarginfigure
]
[outermargindistance=-\outermargintotal,
default={outermargin,height,high,low,none}]
\starttext
\startstaticMPfigure{square}
draw fullsquare scaled 3cm;
\stopstaticMPfigure
\startitemize
\placemarginfigure{}{\usestaticMPfigure[square]}
\item bla
\item bla
\placemarginfigure
gt; On 10 Nov 2022, at 17:06, Fabrice Couvreur via ntg-context wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >> Sorry to come back to you, but it seems to me that there is enough
> space here.
> >> Fabrice
> >
> > For some reason your PNG images came through in extr
your PNG images came through in extremely low
> resolution. Without having the ConTeXt source it's hard to say for sure
> what's happening - for example, I would have expected the text on the
> second page to be at the bottom of the first even if there wasn't room
> for the image - bec
> On 10 Nov 2022, at 17:06, Fabrice Couvreur via ntg-context
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Sorry to come back to you, but it seems to me that there is enough space here.
> Fabrice
For some reason your PNG images came through in extremely low resolution.
Without having the ConTeX
Alexandre Christe via ntg-context schrieb am 07.11.2022 um 21:04:
Dear list,
Is there a trick to not apply the leftoffset to the header of a
defineenumeration?
MWE:
[...]
You can use \offset to shift the enumeration title.
\defineframed
[ExampleHeadFrame]
[location=low,
background
on.
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