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filthypierre
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G'day from Australia

Post by filthypierre »

Gooday people,

Greetings from Australia. I've used LaTeX in a previous life, and have recently inherited a ConTeXt-based system for generating automated system health reports, by and large it works ok, except for a few niggling things.

I was wondering which forum on here would be the best to post questions about ConTeXt? (If any?)...

Thanks and cheers,

Pete
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Stefan Kottwitz
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G'day from Australia

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Hi Pete,

welcome to the board!
In a previous life I've been in Australia too.

Regarding ConTeXt posts, I didn't see much, but the subforum LaTeX's friends/Others may be ok. If there would be many ConTeXt posts a subforum could be created, like it's been done for XeTeX.

Stefan
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localghost
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G'day from Australia

Post by localghost »

Nice to have a ConTeXt user here. A good opportunity to improve my (still very limited) knowledge of this system. At the moment board members that use ConTeXt are very rare. So it might become tricky to get help. You may take a look at the ConTeXt Wiki for information.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
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