Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Angus> Truly, it isn't. Install the package, add the line
> Angus> '\usepackage{tex4ht}' to your latex source and run:
>
> Angus> $ latex tmp $ latex tmp $ tex4ht tmp $ lynx tmp.html
>
> The manual I've seen seems to recommend calling htlatex on the
> document, which adds by itself the \usepackage{tex4ht} thing (and
> maybe other things?). It also present a frightening (to me at least)
> number of options...
Is this the manual you're looking at:
http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/mn3.html
Anyway, I can invoke the conversion as:
$ htlatex acinus3D_discussion.tex "xhtml" "" "-p"
which leads to XHTML output and prevents my figures (including formulae)
from being regenerated on each and every run...
Of, course, modern mozilla can display MathML, so I could invoke that
instead:
$ mzlatex acinus3D_discussion.tex
(A shortcut for some options nastiness.) By and large, the default
invocations are pretty good.
Finally, since I'm really doing this to get my beautiful latex document
into my boss's MSWord. (Grrrrr! Don't ask.)
A command of the form ?htlatex filename "html,word" "symbol/!"? asks for
HTML output tuned toward MicroSoft Word. Such a format, however, relies on
bitmaps for mathematical formulas.
--
Angus
