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Subject: Scaling figures
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Hello,

I write a document that contains a lot of figures - screenshots. And I
have a problem with their scaling. They look the best if I write

\externalfigure[window.png][scale=3000]

However, some screenshots are so large that they are wider that the
paper. So, what I need is to tell context to use scale=3000 most of the
time, but if the figure would be wider than \textwidth, just scale the
figure to \textwidth.

\setupexternalfigures[xmax=\textwidth]

doesn't work for me. Any clue?

Thanks,
J. Snajdr