Am Donnerstag, 20. Juni 2002 11:58 schrieb Kris Hermans: > What are good documents to study, before actually diving into ConTeXt > source? I'm already reading "a gentle introduction to TeX" (Michael Doob). > Is this enough or is there better material around?
If you really like to understand TeX, you should read Donald Knuth's TeXbook. But you may not. ;-) > What I don't find in the ConTeXt manuals, is documentation on how to make > interactive, screen based documents and what are good strategies for Oh, maybe you need glasses? ;-) Look after "Widgets" or "Presentations". And maybe you'd like to have a look at my presentations (see link below); they're all in german, but the code is english. ;-) Fetch "fiee-source.zip". > producing different versions (screen/print/questions/answers/...) from the > same base document. That's easy: \startmode[handout] This should not go to the screen. \stopmode \startmode[screen] This will not print \stopmode \startnotmode[handout] If you use many modes you can make exclosures. \stopnotmode TeX such with "texexec --mode=handout" etc. Gr��lis vom Hraban! -- http://www.fiee.net/texnique/ ---
