This mini-survey is an excellent idea! What I do with ConTeXt: 1. Produce sales and marketing reports for my customers (we are a marketing and data mining consultancy). We have a very simple templating language written in Python that connects to an SQL database, generates the ConTeXt file, launchs ConTeXt and launchs Acrobat Reader to see the PDF file. 2. Produce totally personalized mailings for customers of companies we work for. Eveything is personalized: text, background, photos, etc. We produce it with the same templating solution (see previous point). We think ConTeXt is the perfect solution with regard to our needs (reporting and mailing). From our point of view, it has only two drawbacks: - The integration of new True Type fonts is a difficult and error prone process. One need to choose the appropriate encoding, create a .tfm file and write a map file. In order to simplify this, a future version of ConTeXt could natively use Unicode (no more need to choose an encoding) and could automatically create .tfm file on demand. - Absolute positionning is difficult. There is too many way to achieve the same result, difficult to understand, and the resulting code is very verbose. But I'm a beginner with ConTeXt! ;-) Thanks for your beautiful work on ConTeXt! Regards, Nicolas