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> please the number in a pair of []. Beside this, how to
> let context use another style file? for example, I write
> a new file bibl-num.tex and let context use this file
> other than the bibl-apa.tex to format the bibitems.

If you write a new complete bibl-xxx.tex file, would you post it here or
make it available?

The trick is the variant entry:

	\setuppublications
		[variant=xxx]

will (should, not tested :-) ) read bibl-xxx.tex.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: