sure how that will affect things for LaTeX2HTML, but I thought things
just didn't float with LaTeX2HTML. So, I'm a bit surprised you had a problem
there.
Anyway, I guess someone else will have further advice.
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> LaTeX. I believe that this is a bug. The fact that there are
> workarounds doesn't alter this.
I think you should provide a short example that exhibits the problem.
Maybe it's something else that's the problem.
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space intended after the macro \foo:
{\foo}FOLLOWING TEXT
If you get into this habit, you will find that those times when an expanded
macro butts up to following text don't happen anymore.
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I think LaTeX2HTML just doesn't understand your usage. I'm not on a machine
where I can test that theory currently, but I hope the suggestions above
help.
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in a directory that contains the file: html.sty)
Try make-ing the manual.
Of course, if there are hassles with any of the above, get back to me.
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texinputs directory (same distribution). It should identify
itself with the following as top two lines:
%
% $Id: html.sty,v 1.23 1998/02/26 10:32:24 latex2html Exp $
Of course, if you have put html.sty where LaTeX can find it,
as per above, then there is no need to have a copy in the manual
direct
ml call which prevents sections,
> > subsections, etc., from being generated in separated pages? In fact my
> > document is rather short and it could fit in one large page.
> >
> > Thanks (I do not remember...)
-split 0
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a height ... in the options [] you would do something like:
[width=\textwidth,height=4cm] ... if you were to want this.)
HTH
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5.? Linux? If so, the following may fix your problem
... it did for me ... I forget who suggested it originally ...
in the Perl file `latex2html' of the 98.1p1 distribution
in `sub write_string_out' add the line
close SINPUT;
after
unless ($
