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Hi.  (Is "Groetjes" greetings?)

I am trying to do something described at the end of section 4.17 of
the english manual: altering the headers and footers at the beginning 
of a section.

The normal headertexts look funny on the start of a section, so I'm
trying to get a blank header with the pagenumber in the middle of the
footer for the first page of a section only.  Here is what I'm using,
but it doesn't act as I would expect:

    \setuppagenumbering [location=]
    \setupheader                [style=slanted]
    \setupheadertexts   [text][Text Editing][pagenumber]

    \definetext [section][footer][pagenumber]
    \setuphead  [section]
                    [number=no,style=bold,textcommand=\BoxedSection,
                     before=\blank,after=\blank,
                     header=high,footer=section]

    \def\BoxedSection#1%
      {\framed[strut=yes,width=broad,height=1cm,corner=round]{{\bfb #1}}}

    \starttext

    \noheaderandfooterlines
    \completecontent
    \page

    \section{I Wuv Emacs}       % expect no header, pagenumber in footer
                                % like at the end of the English
                                % manual, section 4.17
    Emacs is so fly.
    \page
    Vi is very nice too.

    \stoptext

Here's the makefile:

    DOC      = sectionhead

    $(DOC).pdf      : $(DOC).tex makefile
    	    time texexec --interface=en --pdf $(DOC) < /dev/null

(BTW, Hans: I did take your suggestion and set the default interface
to English in texexec.ini, but using a makefile like this is a bit
more robust, since redhat tetex rpms come with the default interface
set to Dutch.)

Any pointers would be most appreciated.

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