Hi all, In writing class notes, I frequently make one-letter macros for formatted symbols, such \v and \w for vectors. Generally speaking, one-letter names for function/macros/variables is frowned upon in programming, but I find this localized use very convenient. In cont-new.mkiv, one finds definitions of \t and \w (via \let) appended to \everymathematics, which overwrites my definition of \w every time TeX enters math mode. I can fix this by appending my definition to \everymathematics. The inefficiency seems minor, and I can live with it. I have a question and a couple of points: 1. Is there a better way than adding the definition to \everymathematics? 2. I don’t think these definitions should be in ConTeXt. Let users add them if they wish. Or add a ‘useshortcuts’ option to \setupmathematics. 3. \t and \w are undocumented, \mathword is undocumented, and it took me a while to track down the bug it created for me. In particular, they overwrote my definition only in math mode, and “\show\w” did not work in math mode. Frustrating. I could add a wikipage, I suppose, but I’m not proud of the extent of my knowledge: “\mathword{word} typesets “word” in math mode in a normal text font, somewhat like \text{word}, and \w is an abbreviation of it that is added to \everymathematics on startup.” Thank you very much, Michael