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Hi All,

I am sort of new to context and not familiar with all the commands and
capabilities of the macro package.

I have a collection of things that goes like

<<
Name : ME101
Title : Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
Hours : 3
Description : Basic Introduction to mechanincal Engineering.
>>

and this basic set is repeated maybe 50 times with different contents.

My question is, what would be the best way to code this in, so it looks
nice.

s