In doublesided mode ConTeXt seems to insert a blank page at the end of a document when there is an odd number of printed pages. I have checked the English documentation and so far I have only found out how to force a page in order to produce an even paged document. I have yet to come across anything that seems to show how to stop ConTeXt from adding a blank page. Any pointers will be very gratefully received. Alan
At 13:46 18/02/2004, you wrote:
In doublesided mode ConTeXt seems to insert a blank page at the end of a document when there is an odd number of printed pages. I have checked the English documentation and so far I have only found out how to force a page in order to produce an even paged document. I have yet to come across anything that seems to show how to stop ConTeXt from adding a blank page. Any pointers will be very gratefully received.
\installpagebreakhandler{last}{} Hans
Hans— Many thanks. That does the trick very nicely. Is there a manual or the like that I have missed which documents this command, \installpagebreakhandler, and others such as \useURL and \setupinteraction? (I am interested in the latter, because inserting a blue, underlined URL for email in my output has curiously enough turned by footnote numbers blue.) All best, Alan On Feb 18, 2004, at 8:57 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
At 13:46 18/02/2004, you wrote:
In doublesided mode ConTeXt seems to insert a blank page at the end of a document when there is an odd number of printed pages. I have checked the English documentation and so far I have only found out how to force a page in order to produce an even paged document. I have yet to come across anything that seems to show how to stop ConTeXt from adding a blank page. Any pointers will be very gratefully received.
\installpagebreakhandler{last}{}
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At 15:35 18/02/2004, you wrote:
Hans
Many thanks. That does the trick very nicely.
Is there a manual or the like that I have missed which documents this command, \installpagebreakhandler, and others such as \useURL and \setupinteraction? (I am interested in the latter, because inserting a blue, underlined URL for email in my output has curiously enough turned by footnote numbers blue.)
no, these commands are not in a manual, but one can find them in the source code; the \install.. ones are real low level; the \definepagebreak[whatever][yes] one is public. Hans
Is there a manual or the like that I have missed which documents this command, \installpagebreakhandler, and others such as \useURL and \setupinteraction? (I am interested in the latter, because inserting a blue, underlined URL for email in my output has curiously enough turned by footnote numbers blue.)
no, these commands are not in a manual, but one can find them in the source code; the \install.. ones are real low level; the \definepagebreak[whatever][yes] one is public.
Regarding the rest (some hints to play with): \useURL [context] [http://www.pragma-ade.com] \goto{Pragma ADE}[URL(context)] \setupinteraction [state=start, color=black, style={\tf\underbars}] \setupunderbar[alternative=c, rulecolor=blue] % underdots Footnote numbers are interaction links, too. I don't know how to handle them different. But you can switch off footnote interaction somehow AFAIK. Grüßlis vom Hraban! -- http://www.fiee.net/texnique/
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