Hello!
I've just started using ConTeXt (some previous experience with LaTeX, but not much) and have a question. Every year my students union produce a book containing information about the union and a collection of addresses of the members. Previously this book has been made by hand in Adobe Indesign. Now I have written a PHP-script that outputs a ConTeXt-file that I then convert to pdf. However, previously we have used a layout where information has been put in the outer and inner columns depending on if it's a lefthand- or righthand page. It looks like this: --------------------------------------------- | info1 | text1 || text3 | info3 | | | || | | | | || | | | | || | | | | || | | | info2 | text2 || text4 | info4 | | | || | | | | || | | | | || | | | 1 | || | 2 | ---------------------------------------------- In 'info' we put information about 'text'. This 'info' needs the same width as the text and also some formatting. I have tried solving this by using \inmargin and \startmarginblock, but nothing gives a good result. Does anyone have any idea if this is possible to solve? (If you want I can send you a pdf showing how it lokks like in inDesign). Regards, Fredrik Hegardt Medical students association, Gothenburg Sweden
