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    This book is about colors and how to use them in \CONTEXT\ \MKIV, including
    \METAFUN. Although the basics are not that complex, a bit of insight in how
    they are implemented and what can be done might help in creating more
    interesting looking documents.

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  [author=Hans Hagen,
   title=Coloring \ConTeXt,
   subtitle=explaining luatex and mkiv,
   affiliation=PRAGMA ADE,
   comment=work in progress,
   cover:color:1=darkgreen,
   cover:color:2=darkyellow,
   cover:color:3=darkblue,
   cover:color:4=darkmagenta,
   cover:color:5=darkgray]

    \startfrontmatter
        \component manuals-explaining-contents
        \component colors-introduction
    \stopfrontmatter

    \startbodymatter
        \component colors-basics
        \component colors-metafun
        \component colors-graphics
    \stopbodymatter

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