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Hai All,

How do I switch from cmr to postscript within context without getting .tfm 
errors?

It seems context refers to a nonstandard (at least compared with latex's 
\usepackage{times} command) kind of encoding. Is there a fix or workaround 
available?

I have things like ptmr.tfm and ptmbi.tfm and ptmrre.tfm. ConTeXt looks for 
things like 7ptrmtf.

Groetjes,

Berend.