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Hello,

I am using 
ConTeXt  ver: 1999.10.18  fmt: 1999.10.25  int: english  mes: english.

Saying \useencoding[win] within my document makes pdfTeX complain about
unknown commands \startregime, \stopregime, and \enableregime.

Inputting enco-ini.tex before that removes the error messages, but in
the log file (and also on the terminal) I get messages saying 
debugger       : message:: duplicate tag title in library encodings of
interface english
debugger       : message:: duplicate tag 1 in library encodings of
interface english
debugger       : message:: duplicate tag 2 in library encodings of
interface english
debugger       : message:: duplicate tag 3 in library encodings of
interface english

But, anyway, using the ß in source code still results in SS in typeset
text. 

Am I missing something? Is my installation broken? Or am I the only
german windows user? 

Peter Willadt