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Hai Christopher,

> But what I'd really like to know is what all those \c! and
> \v! tags do, and what begincsname...endcsname is?

The \c! and \v! are macro's that resolve to context current language
interface. \csname .. \endcsname makes a macro from the thing between, so:

	\csname tex\endcsname

is equal to saying \tex.

> And do I need to create a format if I make changes to
> bib-apa, m-bib etc. ?

I.e. remake the context format file?? No.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: