Re: Re: Switching form portrait to landscape and back to portrait

["Willi Egger" <w.egger@boede.nl>]

> %output=pdf
> \starttext
>
> \input tufte
>
> \startTEXpage
>
> \rotate [height=210mm,
>          width=297mm,
> rotation=90]
>     {\placetable{My Caption}{
>        \bTABLE
>        \bTR \bTD \eTD \bTD aaa\eTD \bTD b\eTD \eTR
>        \bTR \bTD \eTD \bTD aaa\eTD \bTD b\eTD \eTR
>        \bTR \bTD 11\eTD \bTD 111\eTD \bTD 5555\eTD \eTR
>        \bTR \bTD 22\eTD \bTD 221\eTD \bTD 6655\eTD \eTR
>        \eTABLE}}
>
> \stopTEXpage
>
> \doincrementpagenumber
>
> \input tufte
>
> \stoptext
>

Thanks a lot! This is the clue I needed. At least I am able to typeset the
landscape pages and can have following pages in portrait again!

> ----------
>
> This example will float the table to the centre of the page, if you'd
> like to anchor the float to the bottom of the page, you make have to
> get out the \frame{} toolkit.
>
> > How do I setup a correct switching [for this type of structure]?
>
> > \chapter{One}
> >
> > running tex A4
> >
> > \chapter{Two}
> >
> > landscape table A4
> >
> > \chapter{Three}
> >
> > running text A4
>
> You want rotated chapter headings, headers and footers, etc., I've
> never done that.

Basically I think, that it could be a good idea, to have a heder beeing
rotatet with the content of the page. Sofar one can include the \chapter[]{}
in the \rotate[]{} command and it is nicely rotated with the rest of the
page.

I will try further.... Thanks for your example!

Willi