> This is a new install and I have never installed
> latex2html before.
>
> Why isn't it generating the Greek symbol in this page:
>
> http://www-lcd/hammond/syllabus/node3.html
BTW, this should be:
http://www-lcd.colorado.edu/hammond/syllabus/node3.html
^
>
This is a new install and I have never installed
latex2html before.
Why isn't it generating the Greek symbol in this page:
http://www-lcd/hammond/syllabus/node3.html
Sorry if I've missed something, but I have spent time
looking through the documentation.
Thanks for your help. We have the la
I'm attempting to convert my PhD thesis to HTML.
It relies heavily on subfigure.sty, and Latex2HTML doesn't seem to handle
this; resulting in a total mess with figures out of sequence, etc.
Is there any way round this?
Thanks
Iain Strachan.
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latex2
Ross,
Please find attached my implementation of prettyref.perl. It works
very well for me, although I'm sure it won't handle all possible
cases. Please feel free to redistribute and/or modify it, or not, as
you wish.
Thanks again for your help.
--
Jon SchutzEmail
Hi,
I have a couple of questions concering included .eps figures when converting
to HTML. I'm using MS Windows, NetPBM v 9.20 and Latex2html2k
A typical include of a figure might be as follows:
\begin{figure}[h]
\htmlimage{thumbnail=0.5,extrascale=2.5,transparent} \htmlborder{5}
\includegraph
