Hi Jan, and Prasad.
On Sat, 7 Jun 2003, Jan Rakelmann wrote:
> * [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hai,
> >
> > Please help in this regard. I have jpeg extension text scanned image, this
>
> Please convert to *.eps and use:
>
> \usepackage{epsf}
>
> \epsfile{file.eps}
This is quite unnecessary, when using LaTeX2HTML.
With \usepackage{html}
you can insert the .jpg file directly into the resulting HTML pages,
via:
\htmladdimg{../figs/file.jpg}
or
\htmladdimg[<options>]{../figs/file.jpg}
where the <options> allow you to 'float' the image,
or specify the size, border, and other things.
Consult the LaTeX2HTML manual for all the options.
Alternatively, using \usepackage{graphicx}
then LaTeX2HTML can be configured to handle .jpg images directly,
via the \includegraphics command.
Even in ordinary (non-HTML) LaTeX, the \includegraphics command
is a far more powerful and versatile command for handling graphics than
is \epsfile .
For a full description of its capabilities and usage, consult
the LaTeX Graphics Companion, or the latest version of the book
by Kopka and Daly.
>
> > I want to convert into html. What I want to do in latex. Recently started
> > using latex. Please do the needful.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
>
>
> Jan
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