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Hi all,
Berend asked if I had, after generating the formats, copied them to 
$TEXMF/web2c. Of course I hadn't :-/. After doing so the error message
still pops up. Apparently it loads a format file named cont-en.efmt. 
Does it have to do with the fact that etex runs underneath? 

When I rename the *.efmt file cont-en sulks that it won't find it.
When I keep it it comes down with the error message.

Up to now I have found the minstall.pdf description file. I came as far
as to try and generate the formats via 'texexec --make en', but textexex 
or rather fmtutil prints an error message: 

fmtutil: format `cont-en' not available.

That's odd; I thought the program is there to generate it.

Another day and still confused.

Johannes