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Good morning.

By the way, is is possible to say somewhere to ConTeXt "here starts the
text
covered in a index topic" and later to say "here it stops"? In ohter
words to be able
to put to index a whole section e. g.

For example, I'd like to say it starts here (on page 24) and later it
stops here (on page 35).
In the output I'd like to get

    P
    penize, 24-35

It works somehow in LaTeX. Can I do it in ConTeXt too? How?

Many thanks you all.

Michal Kvasnicka

P.S. Excuse me for using so many words, but my English is not very
good--somethimes
it's hard for me to express myself. :-(

--
Economics is the only field in which two people can get a Nobel Prize
for saying exactly the opposite things.