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Hi there,

I have just installed Context and read some of the
documentation.  To be precice, I have red: ConTEXt
an Excursion (nice to see Hasselt being promoted
this way) and some of the on-line short articles.

Maybe I missed something, but I could not find anything
about using existing tex styles. Is this possible?
Sorry if I missed something. I'm just starting.

Also I had problems installing (I am using TeTeX 1.0)
which runs without problems. I have tried to install
ConTeX properly for about three times and then gave up.

What didn't seem to work was that I to comlete
the ``texec --make uk en'' command. This failed over and
over again. I followed the instructions in
  - How to install ConTEXt and
  - TeXEXEC explained;
Is this a known problem?

At the moment it doesn't seem to bother a lot because
ConTEXt does seem to work.

Thanks in advance.

Sincerly,

Marc van Dongen
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