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Hi all,

Is it possible in ConTeXt to place a figure or text on the page
*independent* of all other
contents of the page and *independent* of the margins?
In LaTeX it was possible with the at.sty.
I tried out the Command \position(number,number){text}, but it places
text and figures depending from the current Position and gives me many
overfull \hbox and \vbox messages, \hss and \vss didnīt help.
My TeX Knowledge isnīt that deep, that i could change the content of \output
without crashing ConTeXt.

Thank you and excuse my bad english

Lutz

btw, what means degelijkheid?