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Thanks for the tip! I've been wondering about that question also, as I often
see commands tips and tricks in English and I wonder how they go in Dutch.
The file was in my c:/tex/texmf/context/base directory, quite deep and now I
copied it to a place where I can find it easier. Next thing I'd like to do
is input it in a tex file, compile it and print it so I can look up these
things later.

> > By the way  - is there in the documentation a
> > list or table with all english-dutch-german
> > commands ?
>
> Look in mult-com.tex