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Hullo,

yesterday i found the mchinese manual on the server. Previously
i though that the up-to-date-7 is the only documentation about
chinese in ConTeXT.

The current version has some unfinished sections. Is there any plan
that this will change soon (in some weeks)?
Especially i would like to know what program is a good choice on Linux
and Windows to edit chinese TeX files. Emacs-MuLE?
What encoding should i use to save TeX files, UTF-8?
Any other important hints?

Many thanks. Best,
  Jens