Hi Willi, thanks very much.
My problem is that I really need to set up multiple types of frames -
especially the two defined ones - the "circled" style shown and a
"highlighted" style which puts a background with no frame and normal
corners - and be able to call them anywhere in the document. If I
\setupframed with just the definition of one of them then all my \inframed
will come out one way.
Is there a way of naming a setupframed definition so that I can set up, for
example, \circleframed{} and \highlightframed{} commands?
Thanks again!
Duncan
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> \items[symbol=none,location=top]{{\inframed[frame=on,corner=round,
> radius=3mm
> > ,offset=1mm]{demand-pull
> > inflation}},{\inframed[frame=on,corner=round,radius=3mm,offset=1mm]{in
> > comparison}},capital-intensive}
> >
> > \items[symbol=none,location=top]{fixed assets,entrepreneurs,as a
> > result,implementation}
> >
> >
> \items[symbol=none,location=top]{situation,monetary,system,arbitra
> ge,stable}
> >
> > \stoptext
> > --
>
> I have tried your code. If you setup framed then it works. Please refer to
> the attached inframed.tex
>
> Willi
>
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