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Subject: Double sided document
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Is there a better or more standard way to make a document doublesided 
than to use:

\setuppagenumbering
	[alternative=doublesided]

This method works, and is the one I've found in the manual cont-enp.pdf, 
  but I would expect some kind of setupdocumentlayout or somesuch where 
this kind of setup can be made.

Ron van Ostayen