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Good whatever time it is. :-)

Many thanks to Mr. Hagen for his kind answer. It improved a lot.
Nevertheless, one more question:

Is it possible to learn in ConTeXt what mode was chosen? Well, I can 
prepare \newif for this very purpose but I guess there is something like 
it build in.

Let's say I have

\startmode[something]
...
\stopmode

and I want to do anything only if the mode "something" was chosen. How can 
I do it?

Many greetings,
M.K.