Am Montag, 25. Februar 2002 15:30 schrieb John Culleton: > On the font question: I am on a detective task. I know that > the plain tex command \font works reliably. Now I have to figure > out the internal font names used in Context so I can create fonts with > the correct names for various uses. If I have any successes I will > post them. > I have given up on the elaborate > and generally non-functioning font mechanisms built in to Context,
I disagree. It *is* working (I use it successful on Linux and Windows), even if a bit "verbose". If you get used to it, it's nice and flexible. You should really avoid plain tex tinkering! I can't be robust with all of ConTeXt's extensive mapping and remapping. > I note that one of the anchors in ``Context: an > Excursion'' is an exit anchor that kills the job. How is this > accomplished? Use \but [CloseDocument] Exit \\ within a \start/stopinteractionmenu > Indeed many of my questions could be answered with a copy of the > source for > e.g., the above referenced manual. Is is posted anywhere? No. Gr��lis vom Hraban!
