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Install ConTeXt MkIV with the GUI installer and accept the default options upon installationThis assumes you are not already using a LaTeX distribution like MikTeX. This will install Context in folder c:\contextminimal

# You do not need to install Ruby first unless you want to run MkII.# Download the ConTeXt Standalone [http://minimals.contextgarden.net/setup/context-setup-mswin.zip here]# Run <code>first-setup.bat</code> from the command line. By default, this will download the beta version. If you want the stable version, add <code>--context=current</code># It is probably a good idea to make sure ConTeXt is visible from the PATH. In Windows 7, you should go to System > Advanced > Environment Variables and add <code>C:\context\tex\texmf-mswin\bin</code> to your user PATH, assuming you put your ConTeXt folder in <code>C:\</code>.# Install the [http://www.tug.org/texworks/ TexWorks] standalone and accept the default options upon installation. Goto EDIT# Go to Preferences >PREFERENCESTypesetting and add the directory where <code>EDITORcontext.exe</code>SYNTAX COLORING: is located. It is the same one you added to your PATH. SELECT CONTEXT## Next, under Processing Tools, create a new one and call it anything you want. In the Progream field, enter the path of <code>TYPESETTINGcontext.exe</code>DEFAULT>SELECT CONTEXT>PROCESSING TOOLS: CONTEXT>EDIT, the same as above. In the Arguments section, add <code>PROGRAM: context.cmd and ARGUMENTS: only $fullname</code>OK>OKand you are done.# Now populate the screen with ConTeXt code, select ConTeXt and press Typeset. A PDF screen should pup up with the document.