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Subject: chapter or title in page header
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Hello!

My page headers should have "part" on the lefthand side
and "title" (chapter) on the righthand side. 

If I understand it right, the command must be
\setupheadertexts[text][part][][][title] 

But the right header is always empty, even if I
use \chapter{} (and "chapter" in the brackets) instead of \title{}

With "section" or some vanilla text it's no problem,
only with title or chapter.

Is that my fault or a bug? What could I do?

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Oh, ehm, I recognize just now, that "section" did work
with my little test file, but not with my huge book. grmbl...
The same with my self-defined "verse" environment.
Something must be interfering in the header. :-(
But please help me with the above problem.

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Grüßlis vom Hraban!
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