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== Specific Subjects =Core tools =

* ; [[Mark_IV| Mark IV IntroductionInside ConTeXt]]: Macros, commands, and other programming. Basics, a must read.* ; [[Running Mark IV]] in : an introduction; [[TeX LiveMtxrun|mtxrun script]]: the helper script for all sorts of ConTeXt-related things, from individual runs to managing the installation tree* ; [[BasicsContext|document structurecontext script]] like titles: it has two main uses: (1) compiling ConTeXt MkIV documents, tables, enumerations..and (2) recompiling the ConTeXt core format after you change one of the source files.* ; [[Basics|Text formattingVisual Debugging]] and the currently being updated version [[LayoutDebugging]]: show the nasty details of your code, to understand and tweak ConTeXt typesetting.; [[GraphicsBuffers in LuaTeX|Buffers]]: Buffers are named chunks of text, saved by ConTeXt to be retrieved by the user later.; [[FontsModules]]: LaTeX users call them "packages", and other aspects DTP users "plug-ins"; PDF format output: ConTeXt can define the set of the document's appearance.* [[Presentations|presentationsPDF Boxes]] and on-screen displaydefined by the PDF standard.* It can create [[Sample documentsPDF/A]]* and [[PDFX|PDF/X compatible documents]] (Mark IV onlyISO standard) compliant outputs, and take into account [[PDF BoxesPrint Options]].; [[Setups]]: a rather common variant on macros, with usefull properties.* ; [[DictionaryDummy text]] of typographical terms

== Tips and Tricks =Additional tools =

* [[The ConTeXt Way]]: The ConTeXt philosophy.* ; [[From LaTeX to ConTeXt]]: Particular tricks that are useful for moving from LaTeX to ConTeXt.* [[HTML and ConTeXt]]: Collaborative HTML document preparation using Wiki and its conversion to ConTeXt using Ruby.* [[Word-to-LaTeX|Word-to-LaTeX/ConTeXt]] script* [[Version Control]]: Getting version control specific information in ConTeXt* [[TeX and pdfeTeX]]: Non-ConTeXt specific page about TeX and pdfeTeX* ; [[Posting on arxiv.org]]: How to submit ConTeXt documents to [http://arxiv.org/], the worldwide, heavily used physics (and now mathematics and computer science) open-access preprint server.* ; [[https://github.com/hmenke/context-examples/blob/master/GUIDE.md Guide to ConTeXt Mark IV documentationSharing graphics]]: A detailed overview of all the available documentation for Mark IVExport MetaPost drawings as PDF, import MetaPost drawings into MS Office, LibreOffice, with commentsetc.* ; [[Filecontents|Write to an external document]] : during ConTeXt processing (like LaTeX Filecontents environnement ?).* ; [[Running ConTeXt without a shell]]: to generate documents via web services, or use a scheduled batch process.; [[Run scripts|Shell scripts]]: while context and mtxrun already automate a lot, bash scripts can help.; [[starttexdefinition]]: The {{code|starttexdefinition}} uses the {{code|start…stop}} syntax to define new control sequences.; [[purge aux files|Purge auxiliary files]] and local default parameters (2013).; [[Unexpected behavior]]: If ConTeXt appears to behave in a counterintuitive way, chances are that it’s actually your intuitions that lack calibration.; [[LuaTeX callbacks]]; [[Speed]]: Tips and tricks to speed up ConTeXt. = Older informations = * [[Version Control]]: Getting version control specific information in ConTeXt (2012).* [[HTML and ConTeXt]]: Collaborative HTML document preparation using Wiki and its conversion to ConTeXt using Ruby (2007).* [[Word-to-LaTeX|Word-to-LaTeX/ConTeXt script]] (2007).* [[Parallel|Run in parallel]] (2008).* A simple embedded [[Spellchecker]] (2012).* [[Reviewing hyphenation]] (2013) [[Category:Tools]]