That doesn't look like HTML. It looks like a page image. Nick Hopton wrote: > I've been playing with ways of converting LyX to HTML under XP. One > way of doing this is by exporting the LyX document as LaTeX, loading > it into Texmaker and then using the Texmaker function to convert to > HTML. This produces HTML pages with the LyX/LaTeX formatting > preserved. Perhaps this might be useful for HTML pages with advanced > mathematics. The conversion does have overheads, but some might find > that these are outweighed by the benefits. > > So far I've only tried this using an old LyX multi-page document, see > what you think: > > http://www.hopton.dsl.pipex.com/page1.html > > Regards, > Nick. >
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