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Hello,

I began playing with ConTeXt interaction capabilities. The first thing I did
was adding a

\setupinteraction[state=start]

in my preamble; this turned the Chapter numbers in the ToC to hyperlinks to
the appropriate chapters; first question: how do you make the whole ToC
entry into a hyperlink?

Bookmarks: there were no bookmarks, so browsing through the code (because
there isn't a full documentation on the subject, or I can't find it) I
decided that the appropriate command was \placebookmarks, but this command
generated lots of errors (the first was an undefined error on
\dogroupedcommand).
Anyway, the document was processed and bookmarks were inserted. Even if
there were problems with a title containing a \quotation (removing that
title did not solve the "undefined" problem, though).

Question: what's the proper way to tell ConTeXt to use bookmarks, and how do
you insert a non-automatic bookmark?

Giuseppe Bilotta