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> I made an index. However I realized that Context is doeing a 
> strange sorting
> on the pagenumbers. How can I force Context to sort  the 
> index ascending?

Never seen the problem. Do you use texexec to compile your document?

What version of context do you use? What version of texexec and texutil?

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: