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Good morning to you all.

Some time ago I have posted this question. Since I've got
no answer (and this is very important for me -- I cannot
typeset a part of my PhD thesis without it), I'd like to
ask once more:

How can I typeset \eqalignno? In some previous version of ConTeXt this
stuff worked:

\placeformula $$\eqalignno{%
        M &= S+D&\formulenummer[eq:M-purecom]\cr
        S' &= S+S_b = S + R&\formulenummer[eq:S-purecom]\cr }$$\par

Now it doesn't. How can I typeset two nubered aligned formulas?                 

Many thanks,
M.K.