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Windows 10 64 bit Installation 2019 (view source)
Revision as of 22:15, 13 April 2019
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{{note | You probably will need admin rights to your Windows to manage the installation process. If you don't have that, get somebody who does.This is still work in progress}}
This instruction was written 2019 April 13 and is intended to install Context Mark IV.
Close/restart SciTe.
==Ready, steady, test!==
Now you are ready to go. Start SciTE and open a ConTeXt document (if you have any) or try with a simple "Hello world":
<pre>
\starttext
Hello, world!
\stoptext
</pre>
Save the document as <tt>''something''.tex</tt>, e.g. helloworld.tex. The syntax highlighting should come on and show the ConTeXt codes differently than the text itself.
[[File:helloworld.png|600px]]
Now press F4 or menu/tools/build to build your file.
I get the error message:
<pre>
>texexec --pdf Test.tex
>Exit code: 1
</pre>
I expected to read:
<pre>
>context --pdf Test.tex
</pre>
Anyway. Other manuals write this, maybe it works for you:
Now press Ctrl+F12 to process your file and auto-open the resulting pdf in your default pdf reader (most often Adobe Acrobat Reader). The first run will take a while, but if things starts happening, you probably have working ConTeXt.
