On monday 12 november 2001 04:31, Hans Hagen wrote :
> >The footnotes in the paper I am writing at the moment all want to rest on
> > the same page. I want them all at the end of my paper, and they can take
> > as many pages as they need, but they don't want to. Or may be they
> > can't.... I noticed the problem was raised here a few months ago, but a
> > search of the archive didn't reveal a solution. Maybe I overlooked
> > something?
> >Is there a solution?
>
> \setupfootnotes[location=text]
>
> \dorecurse{5}{\input tufte \footnote{oeps} \page}
>
> \placefootnotes
I am sorry, Hans, too big a leap from your instruction to my reality as a
beginner in Context (and TeX in general as well).
I can reproduce my problem when I put your instruction in a new .tex file and
take, say, \dorecurse{70} .
This way I get so many oepses, that they cause an overflow - the same with
the footnotes in my paper - . They do not neatly divide themselves onto two
pages.
So it's probably the \dorecurse command I do not understand. How to put it in
my script with many footnotes, that is called "werkstuk.tex", with
\stelvoetnotenin[plaats=tekst] at the beginning and \plaatsvoetnoten at the
end ?
By the way - is there in the documentation a list or table with all
english-dutch-german commands ?
--
Tom Fossen
