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Hello (halas(?))

> I'm a beginner in ConTeXt, and I would like to use a Latin 2 encoding for my
> ConTeXt files. How can I doing that? Is a simmilar command to LaTeX
> "\usepackage[latin2]{inputenc}"?

Try:

\usecodering[il2]      % cont-nl 
\useencoding[il2]      %cont-en / all cont-*
\benutzekodierung[il2] %cont-de

I don't know whether you need something else (different bodyfont or so), Hans?
Taco?

> Greetings from Poland,
Greetings from Berlin, (my dictionary says: pa),

Tobias