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[http://source.contextgarden.net/tex/context/base/page-imp.mkii page-imp.mkii] and [http://source.contextgarden.net/tex/context/base/page-sel.mkiv page-sel.mkiv] defines some handy macros for handling import of existing PDF documents.

To insert a single page from a PDF document into your text as a figure, you can write

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If you simply want to insert the first "n" number of pages from a PDF as full-page figures, use {{cmd|copypages}}. For example, to insert the first 30 pages scaled down to 95%, you can write

(See also Taco's hack in [[Processing Lists]] for handling ranges of numbers or [http://archive.contextgarden.net/thread/20050704.222033.bbadb15a.en.html this] thread in the mailing list.)

To insert a single page from a PDF document after the current page as a full page without adding any headers, footers, etc., use this:

\stoppagemakeup

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Experience shows that when you include a page from a PDF file using {{cmd|startpagefigure}}, the page number of your document is not increased. The included PDF page is completely excluded from the page numbering process. This is annoying if you include a PDF page in the middle of your document, and expect your page numbers to be correct after the PDF page.

<code>ConTeXt ver: 2013.10.01 20:08 MKIV beta</code>. Other commands like <code>\incrementnumber[page]</code> or <code>\page[+1]</code> or <code>\page[16]</code> did not help to solve this problem correctly.

If you want to make a 2*3 matrix from all the slides in the document you can use the following example:

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The opposite of combining the pages together is to slice them in pieces.

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Context can be used as a pdf postprocessor.