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** When linking files within ConTeXt documents without adding an extension though, ConTeXt will expect those files to have the ending <code>*.tex</code>, i.e. you will have to work with filenames and extensions when using a format other than <code>*.tex</code>, which on the other hand should not be seen as a disadvantage.
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* A message with ConTeXt's version number should apear.
* If a message like '''context' is not recognized as an internal or external command...'' appears, you should restart your machine, make sure that you added the correct location of ConTeXt's executables path to WindowWindows's search path or re-try the operation by starting from Step 2.1.
= ConTeXt with Textadept (MS Windows) =
* If you plan to use LaTeX and ConTeXt, you might want to use different file extensions for each format. For example <code>*.tex</code> for LaTeX and <code>*.cxd</code> for ConTeXt documents. In that case you only have to bind your new ConTeXt extension to Textadept's ConTeXt lexer, since <code>.tex</code> files are automatically recognized as LaTeX documents:
textadept.file_types.extensions.cxd = 'context'
2.2.2. Restart Textadept to reload <code>init.lua</code>.
