On 10/5/2010 12:32 PM, David Rogers wrote:
"texexec" gives MkII; "context" gives MkIV. I think this may need to be
documented somewhere easier to find for those new to ConTeXt.
I fell into this trap because either the Beginner's manual or some other
specifically says to run TeXexec instead of ConTeXt -- since (it says)
TeXexec will run automatically as many times as needed. The implication
is that TeXexec is "smarter" than ConTeXt.
I am brand new to ConTeXt and wanted to learn "the new stuff" and not
spend any time with MkII, and I was surprised to see the difference
between the two tools.
[Update: the "First Document" tutorial suggests using TeXexec ... and
that's probably where I first went wrong.]
Tom.
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