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I had a smoothly working gwTeX with the exception of a few hyphenation patterns. Before debugging that problem any further, I decided to get the newest beta (texexec 5.3.1, context 2005.04.19). I got the hyphenation problem fixed. It had nothing to do with the distribution or version, just my lack of thinking. Editing cont-usr.tex and then 'texexec --make --all', and ConTeXt was hyphenating Finnish beautifully. However, something else broke when I upgraded. I cannot get the Postscript fonts working anymore. Here is what I have in the file: \usetypescript[adobekb][\defaultencoding] \setupbodyfont[pos,11pt] Everything goes relatively smoothly, except for the fact that I get everything typeset in Computer Modern. A small error message is in the output: bodyfont : unknown variant pos What went wrong? I cannot find the file font-pos.tex on my machine, but as I cannot find it in the source tree, either, it seems to have been embedded somewhere. How should I debug this problem? Where is the actual definition for "pos"? - Ville
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Ville Voipio