I continue to be stumped by font stuff. I want to use the cursive-style font (font family Kurinto TRom) for italics, but still use the normal oblique style for slanted. But the naïve/obvious approach doesn't do it—italics are unaffected. Help? Here's what I tried: \starttext \definefontfamily[Kurinto] [rm] [Kurinto Text][it=file:KurintoTMod-It] %\definefontfamily[Kurinto] [it] [Kurinto TRom] % Doesn't work either \definefontfamily[Kurinto] [sl] [Kurinto Text] \definefontfamily[Kurinto] [ss] [Kurinto Sans] \definefontfamily[Kurinto] [mono] [Kurinto Mono] \definefontfamily[Kurinto] [mm] [Latin Modern Math] \setupbodyfont[Kurinto,12pt] \startbuffer[line] The quick brown fox jumps over \stopbuffer \startbuffer[sample] \startTABLE \NC \type{\normal} \NC \normal{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\italic} \NC \italic{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\slanted} \NC \slanted{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\bold} \NC \bold{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\bolditalic} \NC \bolditalic{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\boldslanted} \NC \boldslanted{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \NC \type{\smallcaps} \NC \smallcaps{\getbuffer[line]} \NC \NR \stopTABLE \stopbuffer \startlines \type{\serif} \serif{\getbuffer[sample]} \stoplines \stoptext