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Hans Hagen wrote:
> 
> Concerning the fmr generation matter, maybe we should post fmt files
> somewhere.
Do you think that this is neccessary?

> What implementations are used and who can generate them?
> 
> I can generate yandytex, hugeemtex and web2c (pdftex)
                                         ^^^^^ Fabrice's for Win32 I
guess ;-)

I use teTeX 0.9--98-04-20 / created using libc5 on i386.
(I finally find the time to get it up and running -- since today)

Tobias

PS: The teTeX-texmf (as of 98-05-11) contains already a context
directory, which presently only holds the generic files.