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Hi all,

as you can / will see these days, I'm back at the ConTeXt /PDFtex tool...
;=}

with a question.

When I get an error mesage while compiling, I want to press E to enter my
editor and flip to the errorproducing line in the tex file. Now, this
produces an error saying that EMACS could't be started. Indeed, I don't
use EMACS but somewhere in my context/pfdtex setup, this reference is
baked in.

Any idea how I can change this to react like the 4TEX that I have,
invoking my own editor?

Met hartelijke groet!

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