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> De volgende source laat geen inhoudsopgave zien. Ik heb ook veel
> ge-experimenteerd met \definieerlijst en \definieersamengesteldelijst,
> maar nog nooit een inhoud gezien.
> 
> Als ik ipv \plaatsinhoud \volledigeinhoud zet, dan verschijnt wel een
> kop "Inhoud", maar niets daarachter.

Aha, you should run context twice, and run texutil in between. The 
contents is placed in \jobname.tui by TeX, texutil then generated 
\jobname.tuo (tui-->TexUtil Input, tuo --> TexUtil Ouput).

Beware: if \jobname.tuo doesn't exist context generates a default one. 
You can check the .tui/.tuo files and it should contain the section 
headings.

If you use perl:

texexec \jobname

where \jobname is (of-course) the name of the .tex file you want to 
process.

Please, please please use the texexec perl script. It solves many 
beautiful things people tend to forget. texexec also makes sure the 
correct number of tex-runs are made. In the beginning this is annoying, 
because you think it runs tex one time to many, but if you look inside 
the perl script you know it is doing the correct job. 

TexExec also tries to guess the interface language, and 
automagically uses  cont-en or cont-nl.

Gilbert.