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AlterEgo Qasars wrote:
> 
> The question:
> There is a \setuparranging command in the ConTeXt.
> It can rearange the order of pages. It is nice if I
> want to set a booklet of A5 set up on A4 when the
> output is PDF. I do want to use this feature, but
> I don't want to get one single booklet but many
> booklets per 16 or 32 pages (or other reasonable
> number * 4). How can do it?

texexec is your friend here. It can all be done using
command-line options --arrange, --paper and --print.
However, I'm not familiar with the exact syntax. 

Perhaps somebody else is?

greetings, Taco