Sunday, May 18, 2003 Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini wrote: WWL> Hallo! WWL> I have 'set UserInterface to de' in 'texexec.ini'. WWL> Given the following testfile: WWL> ------------------test.tex------------- WWL> \enableregime[windows] WWL> \mainlanguage[de] WWL> \setupencoding[default=texnansi] WWL> \starttext WWL> \chapter{Test} WWL> Bla. WWL> \stoptext WWL> ---------------------------------------- WWL> This runs ok! Why? Should'nt use texexec german interface here? WWL> Deleting the first three lines, texexec uses german interface and WWL> complains about \chapter{}, which should be \kapitel{}. WWL> Commenting the first three lines, I could not find any rule, it seems as WWL> if texexec uses randomly german or english interface. WWL> Is this normal behaviour? How can I use german interface in the above WWL> example? \enableregime, \mainlanguage, \setupencoding are English commands; texexec is smart enough to detect this, and therefore uses the English interface; if you want to use the German one, use the German corresponding command: \hauptsprache instead of \mainlanguage. Or, as the first line of the file put: % interface=de -- Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta