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Latest revision as of 17:41, 19 September 2020
Contents
\Context
Summary
The command \Context typesets an alternative ConTeXt logo.
Description
Depending on the 'feel' of your document, this small-caps version may be more suitable. However, the standard way to typeset the ConTeXt logo is to use the \CONTEXT command.
Examples
Example 1
\Context
produces
