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After I'd posted my recent question about mptotex, I decided my problem had 
nothing to do with either my context or web2c configurations. The next likely 
suspect was texexec, and sure enough, I found my problem in my texexec.ini 
file.

Though the general defaults early in the texexec.ini file sets 
MpToTeXExecutable to mpto, since TeXShell is set to tetex by default, the 
tetex value for MpToTeXExecutable is mptotex. I simply commented out the `for  
tetex  set  MpToTeXExecutable to  mptotex' line, which leaves 
MpToTeXExecutable set to mpto. And It works!

Sorry for the verbosity of my previous post.

Cheers,

Michael