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Hi,

> is there a possibility to prepare a series of  (samll) pdf-files with
> CONTEXT and put them afterwards into one single (large) pdf-file?
Well you could use pdftex via texexec to combine any PDF file, but you
loose interactivity (and possibly increase filesize since pdftex,
Ghostscript and Distiller create random font filename in order to
work around a bug in AR (why didn't Adobe fix this bug...)).

texexec --pdfarrange should be your friend (on the
http://www.pragma-ade.com/
should be the documentation about texexec, but I cannot find it yet :-(

Tobias