On Sat, Apr 21, 2012 at 12:36, Wolfgang Schuster
You need \starttypescript[serif][blackletter] but there is a shorter method:
\definetypeface[lucidablackletter][rm][specserif][Lucida Blackletter OT]
\setupbodyfont[lucidaot]
\starttext Lucida Bright {\lucidablackletter Lucida Blackletter} Lucida Bright \stoptext
OK, so I went and got stuck again... I want to use blackletter as my bodyfont (text and headings, no footers or headers or captions or anything else), BUT I'd prefer to use Lucida Calligraphy OT (\cg) as the font in emphasis both for the sake of legibility and because that is at least close to correct for the period I'm doing. If I do {\lucidablackletter component 5-loops-broad } that is a) not neat and b) overrides any definition in my environment file like \definebodyfontenvironment[lucidablackletter][em=cg] or \definebodyfontenvironment[default][em=cg] I can get either or, but not both - I think I'm being a clueless again, operating outside of the standard five font switches definitely is uncharted waters for me... So what's the neatest way of ensuring that when I compile this particular version of my product (with the appropriate environment file), bodyfont is blackletter and emphasis is calligraphy? All the other versions will use ConTeXt defaults (or at least close), it's just this one that needs a bit of expert help... Thank you for your patience, Mari