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On Thursday 07 March 2002 11:50, Bill McClain wrote:
> >
> I tried a garbage value and note that texexec runs without
> complaint and doesn't put anything in the log.
>
> -Bill

Many Context commands will fail to complain if you feed them an
invalid parameter. This makes debugging quite difficult :-(

My problem is not with the first parameter (S3) but the second --
(letter). No matter what I put in the second parameter the pdf
file comes out A4.

John Culleton