Hallo Raimund, hi all,
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> I've found in the manual how to produce �, � etc ... the german Umlaute.
> but I wasn't succesfull with the sharp s (�) ... can anyone help?
If you use \language[de] (or deo=pre-spelling reform hyphenation)
then you should be able to use "s, "z, "S, "Z.
The first produce a �, the latter a SS or SZ.
"s means SS and "z SZ if you make capital letters.
(This is the same as \LATEX's \usepackage{german}.)
Using the correct input encoding (such as \enableregime[windows])
you can directly enter "�".
If you for some reason don't want to use the \language[de],
you may use \SS{} (\ss has been used for sans-serif, so this
is unfortunally different to LaTeX and plain TeX.
> Second ... I am also using gvim as an editor; is there a package
> supporting ConTeXt with gvim?
I thought I saw it mentioned on the list, but I cannot find it in the
archive.
Tobias
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