Dear Mr. Arnold, questions regarding ConTeXt and modules for ConTeXt are better asked on the ConTeXt mailing list and if you would have done this I could have given you the following answer. The default output format for ConTeXt is PDF since about three years while PSTricks needs the files in PostScript format which requires a intermediate DVI file. To get a DVI file with ConTeXt you could set it either with \setupoutput[dvi] in your document or you use the backend switch on the command line, because the code between the PSTRICKS-environment is written in a external file which is converted to dvi, ps and pdf you have to do this in the pstric-module and not in your document. In my own installation I made a copy from the file m-pstric.tex and added the \dostartTEXapplication macro from the page-app.tex file where I now changed the line \executesystemcommand{texexec --once --batch \bufferprefix \@@texapp.tex}% to \executesystemcommand{texexec --once --batch --backend=dvips \bufferprefix\@@texapp.tex}% and switched from ps2pdf command to pstopdf %\executesystemcommand{ps2pdf \bufferprefix\@@texapp.ps \bufferprefix\@@texapp.pdf}% \executesystemcommand{texmfstart pstopdf \bufferprefix\@@texapp.ps \bufferprefix\@@texapp.pdf}% to get a cropped page for the image. As a last change I added the following two definition to m-pstrics.tex because pstricks.tex use them but are not defined in ConTeXt: \letvalue{@unused}\plussixteen \letvalue{alloc@}\gobblefivearguments After these changes I was able to produce PSTricks images in ConTeXt but people had use never given enough time on the ConTeXt list to answer their questions and fix the problem and so PSTricks support is broken since a long time and this will not change. Best regards, Wolfgang Schuster