I tend to write in pandoc almost exclusively these days then convert it to PDF using context.  it goes,

$ pandoc->context, then
$ texexec <file>

works like a charm.

Ciro Soto wrote:
Is there any quick way to print the output of context in txt format?
I could do: context-> pdf->txt, but may there is a direct way to do that...?
I don't care about the formatting, it is just the text that I am interested in.
The reason is that my editor does not understand context (or tex) so
I send her txt (or doc)  file for the editing.

thank you
Ciro


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