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Walter Kehowski <kehowski@gc.maricopa.edu> writes:

> The Final Frontier: ConTeXt
> 
> I would like to experiment with ConTeXt but am having some trouble
> getting it to run. When I type
> 
> texexec --make

I think that that option is for generating formats.  For example, to
make english and dutch formats:

        texexec --make en nl

> texexec --verbose

The "--verbose" option is meant to go along with other things, e.g. to
compile from a context source called "myletter.tex", you'd say, 

        texexec --verbose myletter

I think that the beginner's manual helped with this. ... (it's all
blurring together)

        http://www.pragma-ade.nl/document.htm

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