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>
>Well, then how about just saying:
>
>\setupbackgrounds
>  [text][leftedge][frame=on]

Never looked at the command, looks good. But let me state something useless:

\startsillystatement
Usually I seek for features in \CONTEXT\ and I don't find them.
After that, I program them my own,
which is usually pretty trivial in \CONTEXT.

After feeling very content about my hacking/solution finding, Hans
points out there was already support for it.
I just missed it in the docs/sources.

Conclusion: I need \CONTEXT-aware-spectacles so documentation gets
into my brain more easily.

Can that be integrated in the next-version?
\stopsillystatement

Gilbert.