Hi,
[...]
thanks for your advice. I found the MAPS at the NTG-Homepage, but it
ends with Nr. 27 in 2002. How can I receive your article to read it?
Become a member of the ntg. IMO it is worth every cent.
Patrick
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ConTeXt wiki: http://contextgarden.net
Hi all,
Hans has issued a new release of ConTeXt yesterday (2005.01.13).
Highlights:
* The distribution now contains Taco's bib module and related files
* The TeXShow program now uses the XML versions of the interface
definition files, the .tws variants have been removed
* Math font definitions
Rob Ermers wrote:
Contexers,
That the best way for coding diacritics in the xml database which you
wish to use for your mailing is by using the appropriate iso-latin1 or
unicode number:
contact num=3 regio=z3 label=`num3'
address
pJ. Sch#246;ttelndreher/p
pJ.
François Fasoli wrote:
I have found the following somewhere in the documentation.
\button{...}[the chapter on whatever]
\button{...}[otherdoc::some topic]
\button{...}[previouspage]
\button{...}[PreviousJump]
I have tried them : all run very well except \button{...}[otherdoc::some
topic]
How can
h h extern wrote:
if you want to move things around in an encoding neutral way:
\defineXMLsingular
[c]
[n=unknowncharacter]
{\executeifdefined {\XMLop{id}} \unknowncharacter}
c n='eacute'/
Thanks, Hans, for the example. I do agree, but I'm sorry I don't quite
understand how to apply this
There's a wonderful tutorial on drawing 3D graphics in PostScript on
http://www.math.ubc.ca/~cass/graphics/manual/, specifically
http://www.math.ubc.ca/~cass/graphics/manual/code/doughnut.eps as an
example.
And there's a detailed description on shading in PostScript in
