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If you want You will need write permissions to TEXMFSYSVAR to enable the other context language interfaces. So if you cannotdo the following steps below, point your local administrator to this page and kindly ask him/her to run thecommands below for you should use . Adding extra context interfaces follows the same rules as for any other local format. The process is a little complicated because the normal TeX Live <code>fmtutil.cnf</code> may be overwritten by package updates, and therefore a local changes system:file has to be created.

If you do not have write permissions for <code>$TEXMFLOCAL/web2c/fmtutil-local.cnf</code>, ask your local TeX Live system administrator to complete these steps. 3. Paste the commmented commented cont-'XX' lines you found in step one 1 into that file, uncomment them, create a xetex copy if you want xetex formats as well, and then save the file. After this, the (new section of) <code>$TEXMFLOCAL/web2c/fmtutil-local.cnf</code> should look like this :

4. if If you created a new file, now run $ # mktexlsr

5. now Now run $ # tlmgr generate fmtutilThis merges the info from the TeX Live distribution with the <code>fmtutil-local.cnf 6. now to generate the newly enabled ConTeXt MkII formats 6a. if you have installed TeX Live yourself, or have write permissions to the TeX Live system directories, run (or ask your system installer to run): $ fmtutil-sys --allthis way, formats will be auto-renewed whenever updates are installed</code>.

6b6. if you do not have write permissions and your system installer does not want Now to <code>fmtutil-sys</code> for yougenerate the newly enabled ConTeXt MkII formats, run: $ # fmtutil -sys --missingallbut with this methodfrom now on, you have to remember to refresh the extra formats yourselfwill be auto-renewed whenever context updates are installed via <code>tlmgr</code>.