Hello everybody, Time to disturb you again. :) I've search the maillist and the internet to find a solution, but all are about htsong.ttf, htfs.ttf, etc. In fact, I don't think these fonts are nice. I download some other beautiful free fonts and use Hans' ``ttf2uni.rb'' to create the tfm files, enc files, map file and afm file, then I modified the ``font-chi.tex'' file, replacing all UTF relating fontsynonyms and map files to what I've generated. Doesn't work any way. Whenever ConTeXt met Chinese characters, it gave an error message like: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! Font \unicodefont=cwmu0-49 at 10.0pt not loadable: Metric (TFM) file not foun d. <recently read> \bodyfontsize \unicodeglyph ... \currentfontscale \bodyfontsize \unicodestrut \unicodefont... \insertchineseglyph ... \else \insertunicodeglyph \fi \horizontalchineseunicodeglyph ...ertchineseglyph \ifcase \chineseAstatus \r... \handlechineseunicodeglyph ...chineseunicodeglyph \fi \fi \uchar ...+\unicodetwo \relax \handleunicodeglyph \endgroup ... l.11 ä½ å ¥½ï¼ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- but in font-chi.tex, I write ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \definefontsynonym [ChineseRegular] [cwmu][encoding=cjk-uni] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- why context looked for cwmu0-49 rather than cwmu49? I have configured LaTeX with CJK package to use this font, can ConTeXt use LaTeX's configuration?