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said Taco Hoekwater  to All:

 TH> For Frans (dos/os2 terminal), this should be enco-ibm.tex

Well, since 4 weeks I switched over to Windows NT, a newer (though not the
very latest) ConTeXt plus a newer PDFtex 9the FPtex installation) which
has begun to work beautifully in the past weeks, with the patient help of
Hans 
Hagen and others.

 TH> For windows/unix users, the character that is displayed as
 TH> /egrave is in location 0xE8 (decimal 232). The enco-win.tex
 TH> file does the conversion in this case. This one maps 232
 TH> into \`{e}, while 138 becomes \v{S}. 

 TH> So, Frans is loading the wrong file, probably because of
 TH> changes to context in the recent months. Try starting your
 TH> document with 

 TH> \useencoding[ibm]

does that mean I must do 

 TH> \useencoding[enco-win] ?

Met hartelijke groet!

FG
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