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Subject: \setupframed and \externalfigure influence each other
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Hello Hans,

It seems that \setupframed incluences \externalfigure.

For example

\setupframed
        [frame=off,
         bottomframe=on]

\useexternalfigure
        [test]  
        [test.png]

\starttext

\test

\stoptext

gives an underlined figure. Certainly unexpected, although I can
explain it. I think \setupframed should only influence \framed.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: