Hi Ross and Jos,
Hi Mark,

Search the latex2html source for "%.3d" and change 3 to 4 or whatever.

The line you want is approx. 4096:

    $psname = sprintf("%s%.3d", "$TMPDIR$dd$IMAGE_PREFIX", $new_num);

changing to  "%s%.4d"  will allow LaTeX2HTML to generate file names
with 4 digits.
This then passes the problem on to LaTeX, dvips and Ghostscript, as
to whether they will correctly generate and process all those files.
Should be OK.
Thanks for your help! latex2html now correctly searches for files with 4 digits, but generates the intermediate files still with 3 digits. Have you got an ideas on how to force it to generate the intermediate files with the 4 digits? This is a list of the files generated:
"> ls -l /scratch/l2h_images/l2h20851/
total 5312
-rw-rw-r-- 1 simdoc  84249 Jan 24 12:12 image001.ps
-rw-rw-r-- 1 simdoc  82675 Jan 24 12:12 image002.ps
-rw-rw-r-- 1 simdoc  83644 Jan 24 12:12 image003.ps
........"

latex2html is now correctly looking for files with the 4 digits:
"Error while converting image

Error: Cannot read 'simpack_documentationimg2.png': No such file or directory
Converting image #1
pstoimg: Error: Cannot find file "/scratch/l2h_images/l2h20851/image0001.ps": No such file or directory"


Sorry for troubling you and thank you loads for your help.

Mark

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