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Hello,

ConTeXt deserves to be mentioned in the book I'm typesetting. How can
that be done properly? I'm thinking of something like

zetsysteem: \CONTEXT

in the Colofon. (yes, it's a dutch book). If I want to do this
correctly, do I have to mention Pragma or TM's or something?

greetings,
Peter van Kranenburg