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Hi Taco,

> Hm. In that case: perhaps you are using a tcx file and/or something
> else that changes the catcodes of the 8-bit chars back into 'letter'?
> enco-win sets then to \active, just like ~.
No, but:

> If Hans doesnt have the problem (neither have I, btw), then probably
> it makes sense to update your context distrib first, just in case.
This was using the beta Hans mentioned. Using the new 2000 version,
the problem went away (see my mail from  yesterday, 20:42 CET).

Tobias