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> > Can anyone tell me how to pass a URL as a parameter to a 
> > macro if there is 
> > a tilde character present in the string. In the following 
> 
> Perhaps use something that really is a tilde:
> 
> \def\MyTilde{\tttf ~}
> 
> \useURL[test][test/\MyTilde test]
> 

\url seems to use a diferent mechnism. I was hoping there is something
similar for this case. I'm afraid I'm not very good at understanding 
ConTEXt source. ;-)

> Groetjes,
> 
> Berend. (-:
> 
> 

Joop