an ConTeXt, but the images were commonly
displayed on several computers (Windows and OS X), and I didn't think to look
at the log file.
Thanks again for the explanation and for the lesson, which I will certainly
remember.
Have a nice day.
Jaroslav
> 24. 5. 2024 v 15:22, Wolfgang Schuster :
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Hello, thanx for reply.
PNG and JPG files are available at the URL given, as well as PDF documents with
the compilation results. The old ConTeXt seems to be able to embed PNGs from
the local disk, but no longer from a remote address.
The new ConTeXt handles both local and remote PNG image in
Hello.
After a long time of using ConText from TeXlive installation I tried the
standalone version again.
I found that my old documents that I normally compile exclusively with the old
ConText ver: 2018.04.04 00:51 MKIV beta fmt: 2019.5.2
latest version of standalone ConText compiles smoothly,
