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| − | :Yes. It supports Unicode (utf-8) input, with the <cmd>enableregime</cmd><tt>[utf]</tt> command. (This needs a bit of elaboration!) | + | :Yes. It supports Unicode (utf-8) input, with the <cmd>enableregime</cmd><tt>[utf]</tt> command. See also [[Encodings and Regimes]] (This needs a bit of elaboration!) |
=== Why does <code>\startalignment[right]</code> or <code>\framed[align=right]{some text}</code> align my text left instead of right and vice versa? === | === Why does <code>\startalignment[right]</code> or <code>\framed[align=right]{some text}</code> align my text left instead of right and vice versa? === | ||
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TODO: This FAQ needs to have a lot of things worked on. To avoid clutter from repeated TODO tags, just note missing answers with "...", and put notes about missing information in parentheses. (See: To-Do List) |
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Is ConTeXt free (open source) software?
- Yes. See the Read Me page for details.
Does ConTeXt support Unicode?
- Yes. It supports Unicode (utf-8) input, with the \enableregime[utf] command. See also Encodings and Regimes (This needs a bit of elaboration!)
Why does \startalignment[right] or \framed[align=right]{some text} align my text left instead of right and vice versa?
- This is for backward compatibility with older versions; see Right and left. Hans was originally thinking of "ragged right" and "ragged left" alignment. Use flushleft and flushright instead.
What are the advantages of ConTeXt over LaTeX?
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