Hans,
Thank you very much for your code. Both types of the stationary come out
smoothly. There is however a small bug in it.
I need a different stationary starting from every second page of my
letter. If my file contains 4 letters consisting of 8 pages, his means
the following:
letter 1 --
Paul Tremblay wrote:
On Wed, Feb 23, 2005 at 09:33:40AM +0100, Hans Hagen wrote:
The mapping variant discussed in the magazine can be seen as a future xml
based layer around the context tex core; a kind xml based typesetting
engine so that one can do without tex programming and stick to xml
mohd zamri murah wrote:
testing and result.
== test.tex
\input font-arb % the new font-arb you send me
\starttext
\setarab
\novocalize % normal arab document doesn't have the vocal signs.
Some texts in arab. some random thought. here are some arabic
Rob Ermers wrote:
Hans,
Thank you very much for your code. Both types of the stationary come out
smoothly. There is however a small bug in it.
I need a different stationary starting from every second page of my
letter. If my file contains 4 letters consisting of 8 pages, his means
the
Using test.tex and your new m-arabtex.tex, it fail. log and my solution below.
= test.tex
\input m-arabtex
\usetypescript[postscript] \switchtotypeface[postscript]
\starttext
\setarab \novocalize
\section{\mu.hammad} %short arabic use \ ..
here
I poured over the documentation last night, and I want to make sure I
reached the right conclusion in thinking that there is no way to put a
different header/footer on the first page in ConTeXt.
I know that you can suppress the header/footer by various means, such as:
I'm using the minimal windows installation of ConTeXt, texsync'ed today.
The vptovf.exe program as used by the texfont script seems to have a
version mismatch. It throws an error saying that it can't find
tl80kpse.dll. In fact the version in the minimal tree is tl90kpse.dll.
This means that
How about
\definetext[chapterstart][header][First Header]
\setuphead[chapter][header=chapterstart]
for starters?
Steve
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 11:33:11 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I poured over the documentation last night, and I want to make sure I
reached the right
Hi Vit
Sorry for this! - It is corrected in the meantime.
Willi
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
Attached is an xml file that describes the hyphenation pattern files.
I'd appreciate checking (some records are incomplete). I'd also like to
I do not known any relation about
copyright
Hello Hans,
I've just read your mmodes.pdf. Very helpful, thanks!
Could you also add a pdf-mode?
For now, I'm doing it like this:
\input ifpdf.sty
\ifpdf
\enablemode[pdf]
\fi
Cheers, Peter
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Hi Mojca,
The most elegant way would of course be to have the document setup with
suitable pages. Then you can use the \setuparranging[XY] command, which
is basically meant for preparing businesscards and labels. This looks
then like
\setupoutput[pdftex]
\setuppapersize
Rob Ermers wrote:
I'm sorry, I tried to apply the code in various ways, but I cannot get
it running. The variables are all gone now [page] has taken their place.
How do I have to apply this code?
\definelayer[test][doublesided=yes,state=repeat]
\setupbackgrounds[page][background=test]
Duncan Hothersall wrote:
I'm using the minimal windows installation of ConTeXt, texsync'ed today.
The vptovf.exe program as used by the texfont script seems to have a
version mismatch. It throws an error saying that it can't find
tl80kpse.dll. In fact the version in the minimal tree is
mohd zamri murah wrote:
Using test.tex and your new m-arabtex.tex, it fail. log and my solution below.
what version of arabtex do you use?
Hans
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Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
Was this problem solved? If not, the problem may be in not loading a map file;
typescripts take care of this.
btw, one you see the light, typescripts are not that hard, see examples in wiki,
Bill M's font page and Adam L's myways.
Hans
Hello,
I'm working on some XSL stylesheets for
Peter Münster wrote:
Hello Hans,
I've just read your mmodes.pdf. Very helpful, thanks!
Could you also add a pdf-mode?
For now, I'm doing it like this:
\input ifpdf.sty
\ifpdf
\enablemode[pdf]
\fi
I'll add \jobsuffix as systemmode:
\startmode[*pdf] ...
\startmode[*dvi] ...
be aware of the fact
h h extern said this at Thu, 24 Feb 2005 23:17:41 +0100:
I'll add \jobsuffix as systemmode:
\startmode[*pdf] ...
\startmode[*dvi] ...
be aware of the fact that this is only true when a driver is loaded
I never was sure of that, by the way:
the true output of a xetex job is .xdv
It's an opaque
Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
Attached is an xml file that describes the hyphenation pattern files.
I'd appreciate checking (some records are incomplete). I'd also like to
add (for each language) a couple of tricky hyphenatable words [for
testing]. Preferable in utf-8 encoding. There is room for more
Thanks so much!
After a fair amount of tinkering testing, I've got it worked out.
Regards,
David Wooten
On Feb 21, 2005, at 1:17 AM, Adam Lindsay wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz said this at Mon, 21 Feb 2005 10:01:50 +0100:
Just a quick reply:
having the afm is already very good. The file without an
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 11:48:32AM -0500, Steve Grathwohl wrote:
How about
\definetext[chapterstart][header][First Header]
\setuphead[chapter][header=chapterstart]
for starters?
Steve
Thanks. Are there any other location keywords besides chapterstart?
%???
Is there actually a hard-copy book for ConTeXt? I am using the PDF, 300+
page manual, and it is rather difficult to continually navigate wtih a
PDF viewer. I know I could print out the PDF document, but by the time I
figure in toner cost and paper cost and the cost to bind it at a local
shop, it
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