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> Taco ist completely right.

He often is ;=}}

> TeX (ConTeXt) ist just the right thing for us print industry
professionals;
> but most of us like "WYSIWYG" too much...

And even though 3B2 may be very good for heavy duty newspaper typesetting,
that's what's Hans is working on for ConTeXt as well. And once that's done,
I am sure ConTeXt will do a better job on hypenation and justification than
the ugly results we see in many of today's newspapers.

Frans