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All,

Gilbert's solution worked perfectly. Thanks.

At 09:42 AM 8/30/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Sorry, something went wrong with my mailer (accidently sent the message too
>early).
>
>
>>
>> I would like to change the format of subsections. If I name a subsection
>with
>>
>> \subsection{Troubleshooting Function M-files}
>>
>> then I would like the following formats.
>>
>> A little bit of blank space before the subsection, but not so much as
>there
>> is now. The title of the subsection (without a number preceding),
>flushleft
>> to the margin, in the same font size as the regular body font, but bold,
>> with a period after the subsection title, then run-in to the remainder of
>> the text, as in
>
>Nice challenge, but in the end pretty easy:
>
>\setuphead
>  [subsection]
>  [alternative=text,
>   before={\blank[10pt]},
>   after=,
>   style=bold,
>   command=\mysubsection]
>
>
>\def\mysubsection#1#2{#2.}
>
>You could also say: number=no, to tell context, that this will not be
>numbered. Though the output is not an different at all, the table of
>contents would be. EXperimenting is the game here.
>
>
>Now I wonder, would Hans come up with a completely different solution?
>
>Gilbert.
>
>
>