Hello, While working with ConTeXt and other TeXes I miss the real time editing feature, it is very time consuming to write formulas, tables, position images, format text and after every change recompile. So, after some google, I found the BaKoMa TeX. It's very impressive how fast it is. The author on his page [1] writes: "The reason of this scalability is that only one page of document is reformatted at editing document." [1] http://www.bakoma-tex.com/menu/texword.php So, the question is: how does he do that with latex? Or how to recompile just one page of a document with ConTeXt? As I am not very competent with internals of ConTeXt, I can't imagine how to do that. With a very simple scenario my guess is: context --pipe 1) input preamble, 2) input text up to the page X, generate pdf and wait for user input, 3) if user edits page X, input text from page X and update pdf replacing page X. The problem with this algorithm is that a complete pdf document is produced just after the \stoptext command is input, but atfter this command the pipe is closed too. The other problem is that I don't now how to implement with ConTeXt commands the part of the step 3: "update pdf replacing page X". Maybe you have answers to these questions or a better solution to this problem. Marius