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== Purpose ==
Here is a skeleton document that illustrates several features of ConTeXt: * [[Layout|layouts]], * [[Enumerations|lists]], * [[Math|mathematics]], * [[References|automatic cross-references]], * [[Presentations|interaction]] (hyperlinks), * shaded boxes, and * [[Using Graphics|figure-text integration]].
[[Image:Hello-world.pdf]] is the PDF file the 2006.12.27 version of ConTeXt produced.
== Source ==
[[Image:Hello-world.tex]] is the source (to save copying and pasting from the source below).
Words starting with a backslash (such as <code>\starttext</code>) are called '''command sequence''' or '''macros'''.
To mark the content to be typeset, one uses the macros
<texcode>\starttext
…
\stoptext</texcode>
To mark a headline and the content of a section, one uses the macros:
<texcode>
\startsection[title={…}]
…
\stopsection
</texcode>
<texcode>
% * Created
%
% This document is in the public domain (no copyright).
\setupcolors[state=start] % otherwise you get greyscale
\title{Hello, world!}
Here is a hello-world template document to illustrates illustrate a few \ConTeXt\
features. Have fun. You can find a lot more information at
\from[wiki]; the preceding text should be colored and clickable, and
</texcode>
== Output ==This documents document looks like this:
<context>
% * Created
%
% This document is in the public domain (no copyright).
\setupcolors[state=start] % otherwise you get greyscale
\title{Hello, world!}
Here is a hello-world template document to illustrates illustrate a few \ConTeXt\
features. Have fun. You can find a lot more information at
\from[wiki]; the preceding text should be colored and clickable, and
% * Created
%
% This document is in the public domain (no copyright).
%%%% TO GET CORRECT Page number
</context>