> just look at s-pre-*.tex, one of them is derived from the manual one It was the first I've been directed to and studied Hans. So did that already. It compiled, displayed flawlessly and was a good starting point. It lacks the features of the screen manual though, i.e. the dynamic TOC in the navigation panel. That's why I wanted to dig further into the related specific code. However, as it's outdated and doesn't compile any longer with the latest ConTeXt... it's "rather" tricky - especially when restricted by time constraints.
Looking forward to the upload. Best, Alan On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Hans Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Alan Stone wrote: > > > The presentation of the former mentioned screen manual > > is precisely what brought me to switch to ConTeXt and what > > I intended to study now how to implement. > > just look at s-pre-*.tex, one of them is derived from the manual one > >
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