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Hi Everyone,

I'm creating an interactive presentation with \setuppapersize[S6][S6]

I want to centre the words "Sorry, that's wrong." \crlf "Go back to the question" vertically on a blank page.

In the following \blank[force,6*big] does not have any effect. Is there a better way of doing this?

\page
\pagereference[wrong]
\ssc\blank[force,6*big]
\midaligned{Sorry, that's wrong.}

\midaligned{\goto{Go back to the beginning}[beginning]}

I thought about \setupalign[middle], but this doesn't work.

While on the subject, it would be nice for multi-word \goto directives to form a contiguous field in the Acrobat viewer. At the moment "Go back to the beginning" appears to Acrobat's hyperlinking mechanism to be "Go" "back" "to" "the" "beginning". (This is Acrobat 4.0)

Any ideas?

Best wishes,
Christopher
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