Am 2009-06-29 um 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
>> \setupletterstyle[reference][
>> 	alternative=d,
>> 	list={name,street,city,,phone,skype,email,,date},
>> 	]
>
> Interesting way to insert empty lines, I never thought about this  
> method
> and use myself the special key 'line' to insert a empty line.

Woo, I found an accidental feature! ;-)
I don't think "line" is documented in your manual.
Id wouldbe great if you'd also add the label stuff below!

>> The keys street, city and skype aren't defined in your module.
> There is *no* predefined keys (except line in the reference line)  
> for \setupletter in my module.

Ok, in the manual it looks like.

> the following lines in your document (or add them to label.nle and  
> send me the extended
> list):
>
> \setuplabeltext[de][letter:skype=Skype]
> \setuplabeltext[de][letter:street=Stra\ssharp e]
> \setuplabeltext[de][letter:city=Ort] % or Stadt ...
> ...

Thank you!
I don't think it would make sense to add my personal preferences to  
the module, just please document this.

E.g. there are just too much IM services to provide them all; I myself  
use "Address" as label for the street and add the city without label,  
"Web" instead of "URL" as label for my homepage etc.

>> \setupletter[
>> 	Skype={fiee.visuelle}
>> ]
>>
>> to get just "Skype: fiee.visuelle"?
>
> TeX is case sensitive, write 'skype=fiee.visuelle".

Ok; I wrote the capital intentionally for my suggestion of using the  
key as label.

>> More questions will follow... I'll try to get my logo at the right  
>> place by myself before...
>
> The module provides a few layers you can use to position your graphic.

I saw that in the manual and wanted to try it on my own first - but  
thank you very much!


BTW I tried to come up with measures for Swiss business letters, but  
only found some advise for secretaries how to write addresses: http://home.intergga.ch/beck/wg/awi/schreibregeln/4_Briefe.pdf
My typographical literature is only about Germany.
Most swiss business letters are sent in B5 envelopes with a window on  
the right side - I could meter some "right looking" Swiss letters if  
you'd like.


Greetlings from Lake Constance!
Hraban
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