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Good evening!

The second question: I've seen Mr. Hagen enhanced ConTeXt to be able
to put figures (or boxes) to any places of a page. I guess he uses 
the \place... mechanism. How can be it used? For example, in a 
three-collumns design how can I say the ConTeXt that a figure should go 
to the third column at the top? Or to the second column at the bottom?
And like that?

Many thanks,
Michal Kvasnicka

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