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Hi,

I might miss something, but how can I persude ConTeXt to use callicgraphic
letter in equations.

I can use \cal{HI THERE} \frak{And also there} \goth{I am a fraktur font again}

but using $\cal F$, $\frak F$ doesn't work.

(I would also like to use the "Ralf Smith Formal Script" font, which is also a
math font.
I think adding it (e.g. to font-rsf.tex shouldn't be difficult, but I'd like to
have some pointer.)

Tobias