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>     Erik> Under Windows texexec.pl does not function very well because
>     Erik> of: my $IniPath = `kpsewhich --format='other text files' Erik>
>     -progname=context texexec.ini` ;
> 
> For me, the 'other text files' doesn't work at all:
> 
> -show-path:    .:/home/srahtz/texlive/source/texmf/context// 

Using Web2c 7.3:
kpsewhich --show-path="other text files"

returns:

.;d:/texfiles/texmf/kpsewhich//;\
d:/texfiles/texmf-local/kpsewhich//;\
!!d:/texfiles/texmf-localconfig/kpsewhich//;\
!!e:/4texwin/texmf/kpsewhich//

kpsewhich --format='other text files' -progname=context texexec.ini

returns:

e:/4texwin/texmf/tex/latex209/text.tex

kpsewhich --format="other text files" -progname=context texexec.ini

returns what I want:

e:/4texwin/texmf/context/texexec.ini

Erik