Hi, All-- I am attempting to typeset a book in ConTeXt, but I am having some problems with chapter titles: 1) The font I am using for titles is completely different from the body font. I am trying to experiment with a couple of different variants, though. The following works fine: \setuphead [chapter] [ .... style={\switchtobodyfont[CopperplateGothicCondensed, 15pt]}, .... ] However, I may want to set the chapter titles in bold. So I've tried: style={\switchtobodyfont[CopperplateGothicCondensed-Bold, 15pt]}, but this doesn't work: the titles default to the body text font (a Garamond clone). It's not that the bold font is unavailable, because if I use the first version and add: numberstyle=\bf it has the expected/desired result: the chapter number appears in Copperplate Gothic Condensed Bold. I have also looked through the pertinent typescript and map files, and there are no misspellings; the required font files (tfm, vf, and pfb) are all present. Furthermore, I've checked the log file, and the right typescript and map files are always loaded; also, there is nothing in missfont.log. But somehow, when I specify the Bold font, it just doesn't get loaded. 2) In order to get the titles just right, I may need to use customized commands (used via the [text|number]command parameters of \setuphead). But when I attempt to use such commands, TeX usually fails with the error: ! Argument of [my command name] has an extra }. This is not true as far as I can see--at least all the curly braces match in the source file. Here is one example of a command that causes the error: \def\ChapterNumber#1 { \switchtobodyfont [CopperplateGothicCondensed-Bold, 15pt] #1 } I've tried various commands; this one works: \def\SmallSpace#1{\setupinterlinespace[line=1.6ex]#1} but everything else I have tried fails. Is it something to do with white space in the definition? I am using the 2007-01-23 release of ConTeXt on 2 different machines. Both run Linux, but on one I have teTeX 3.0, while on the other one I am using the minimal TeX provided by Pragma ADE. I have run the same files on both machines, and I don't think the TeX distribution makes any difference. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. -- Matt Gushee