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A question about accented characters. Which is the preferred method
to enter accented characters in a Context file?

Of course the traditional \"e \'o \~u \c{c} etc. works, but is there 
perhaps a more user-friendly Context feature that I'm not aware of?
Are different input encodings accepted, similar to the LaTeX inputenc 
package? If so, where can I find documentation on this?

Erik Frambach