Am 30.01.2011 um 17:29 schrieb John Culleton:
> Thanks for your reply. Are you telling me that \input foo no longer
> works the way it used to?
\input works but \environment is the “ConTeXt Way” to load your personal
settings for a document, environment prevents also multiple loading of
the file when you use context’s document structure.
> Let me simplify the example:
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> \setupoutput[pdftex]
simplefonts is mkiv only, so remove this or don’t use simplefonts
> \definepapersize[bok][width=7.0in,height=10.0in]
> \setuppapersize[bok][bok]
> \usemodule [simplefonts]
> \setmainfont [georgia]
> \starttext
> Here is ``foo''.
> \stoptext
> ---------------------------------
> I still get the same wrong results. In a ttf font like georgia the
> close quote looks OK but the open quote are two left tick marks.
> In Bitstream Charter the close quote is the inch sign and the open
> quote is again two left tick marks. So my original question remains:
> Why do the double quote codes not work as they have since the days of
> plain tex?
Use “…” or \quotation{…}, we have 2011 and Unicode is available since years.
Wolfgang
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