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Hi All,

I have \footnote[ftnote01]{...} somewhere in my document, and later on I want to refer to it. 

So I put:

\setuplabeltext[en][page=Page ]%space at end
...
\starttext
...
\footnote[ftnote01]{...}
...
in footnote \in[ftnote01] on \atpage[ftnote01].
...
\stoptext

and get this:

! Argument of \paginaprefix has an extra }.
<inserted text> 
                \par 
<to be read again> 
                   }
\do\doattributes ...butes {#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}
                                          \dostopattributes 
\dostartgoto ...\hbox {\setbox 0=\hbox {#1
                                          }\ifdim \wd 0<\@@iabreedte ...
\gotodestination ...olocation \dostopgoto 
                                          \fi \else {#5}\fi 
\gotolocation ...otoinnerlocation {#1}{#2}
                                          \else \gotosystemlocation {...
...
l.425 \atpage[ftnote01]
                        about Cantor's Theory of Infinite
? 

Should be simple, but I don't know enough about the TeX macro language. Can anyone help me? :-)

Christopher
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