rd from him
since some time in the 1990s), and ross moore.
ross occasionally posts to this list, so i guess you ought to make
contact with him.
Robin Fairbairns
speaking as a member of, but not _for_
the CTAN team.
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Pat Somerville wrote:
> Hello. I tried to automatically number
> figures using commands like "Fig.~\ref{}" and in text and \label{...}
> commands within figure environments in my .tex file. I might have tried to
> include figure captions within \caption and/or \parbox commands.
> Anyho
at situation, i generally tend not to (after agonising
about it for a while) on the grounds that i don't want to waste any
_more_ time.
sorry you've been inconvenienced.
i hope you understand our situation.
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tex2html, so i
can't claim to know whether this is a reasonable.
roughly speaking, with abandonware like l2h, we merely go by the
licence. gpl implies (to us) that anyone can hack out a bug and
re-release.
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_
py to ctan for onward propagation: we have found we can't
(reliably) mirror via http.
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please form an orderly queue ... i can only deal with one suggestion at
a time!
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iate that a pdf doesn't have qualities one would expect from an
updated html, but as i've outlined, i don't currently know how to create
a working version of that.
hth.
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the ctan catalogue (and http://www.latex2html.org/) lists
http://www-texdev.ics.mq.edu.au/l2h/docs/manual/ which no longer
exists (i've actually deleted the link from the catalogue repository,
now).
latex2html.org also lists
http://www.erdw.ethz.ch/~bonk/l2h/l2h-note.html which is also an
ex-page
Jean-Pierre Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In addition, pdf pollutes the web with bunches of non-hypertext stuff.
what??? the pdf i generate has as much hypertext in it as any html i
generate.
there's a valid use for pdf on the web, as much as there is for html.
the sole objection i know
what i take to be the latest latex2html (latex2html-2002-2-1.tar.gz)
contains *two* copies of an ancient broken url.sty
since latex2html doesn't work in the absence of a tex distribution, and
any rational distribution contains url.sty as default (and of course, a
more up-to-date, less broken versi
> Maybe the graphicx package is one of those that don't detect pdflatex
> correctly?
hahaha.
> I was premature in announcing my solution to the 'no dvi' problem.
> The command line switch has no effect if the preamble includes
>
> /usepackage[pdftex]{graphics}
so (modulo the direction of the "\
One way to fix the problem is to have
\pdfoutput=0
at the top of your LaTeX jobs, but there should
be an easier way to configure the same result.
no, after loading the package that breaks things. the problem is that some
packages (including html.sty, last i looked) use a broken means
>
> Thanks for the pointer, Les. After smacking the side of head a few times
> the light is slowly coming on :)
>
> Yes, a tilde is a non-breaking space. So, with
>
> \newcommand{\path}[1]{\texttt{#1}}
>
> I can do something like \path{\~{}/foo} and it works just fine. But, if
> I use the \pa
Erling D. Andersen writes:
> Below is simple document. The output is at
>
> http://www.mosek.com/l2h/document.html
>
> This demonstrate there is a parse bug because the author filed is wrong.
>
> \documentclass{book}
>
> \title{something}
>
> \author{
> between \vspace{0.5cm} \\
> MOSEK ApS \
> 1) It seems like there are a lot of dead links abouth
> latex2html. Could someone tell me where the manual and
> the faq are?
dunno about "the faq"
the "primary site" (http://saftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de/~latex2ht) has
a link to the manual on ross's site (at least that's what i presume
the site
i note that our mirror of latex2html has not changed since 2002.
does this mean that development has ceased? or is there stuff going
on that we're not mirroring?
should we delete the ctan directory for latex2html?
Robin Fairbairns
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ng for you.
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> Ross Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> さんは書きました:
>
> > Hyperref is being loaded above with the 'hdvips' driver.
> > This is wrong. It should now be the hpdftex driver.
> >
> > Your hyperref.cfg file should detect this.
> >
> >> /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/hyperref/hyperref.cfg
>
> Af
wendy wrote:
> Just some information from a Web Graphics Design class
> about png files.
>
> "The major browsers don't treat png
> consistently, so we recommend not using them for now. ...
> I'd suggest reoptimizing as either jpegs
> or gifs from the source files."
> May 2001.
>
> So don't
edwin steiner wrote:
> Ross Moore wrote:
> > [Edwin Steiner wrote:]
> > > When LaTeX processes the document
> > >
> > > \documentclass{article}
> > > \newcommand{\mytt}[1]{{\tt #1}}
> > > \newcommand{\myrm}[1]{{\rm #1}}
> > > \begin{document}
> > >
> > > \texttt{AAA\textrm{B
> I tried 2 installations. The first was the latest beta from ctan
> (latex2html-99.2beta8.tar.gz, which is Dec 21, 2000).
that's not the latest beta on ctan; latex2html-2K.1beta.tar.gz is
(it's updated at least every other day).
note ctan doesn't hold "stable" versions since the ftp site that
marek rouchal writes:
> the answer is simple: Yes, it is!
that it's supported isn't in doubt (to me): the problem is that this
support is invisible other than to those who follow the latex2html
list. i most certainly wouldn't have known about the bayreuth site if
i weren't on that list.
> Ther
developments terribly carefully. so i'm
not the person to evangelise for latex2html ... but i am at least in a
position to point out problems to others.
btw, my mirroring is
Package=support/latex2html
|=site=www-dsed.llnl.gov
|=remote_dir=/files/programs/unix/latex2html
do let me know if i have it wrong...
Robin Fairbairns
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ross writes, in response to Joerg Broeker:
[recipes for joerg to achieve what he wants]
> > > In Latex "logic" there is a difference between row and row ;-) - A
> > > "logical" row is ended with "\\" a "optical" row is ended with "\hline".
> > > In HTML the "logical" and the "optical" row are ide
> Yes, the guillemets are in Latin-1 and other charsets,
> including Latin-9.
>
> It is the \oe and \OE that are not, but are now in Latin-9.
it's all very odd. particularly since afnor (the french standards
organisation) held the secretariat and chair of the relevant
subcommittee of iso tc97 (
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
> X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by tug.org id BAA00059
>
>
> This can still be improved.
what? you mean idiot spam traps intercepting and moaning about valid
messages?
or idiot mtas converting from 8bit to quoted unreadable?
> This is a test message to ensure that all recipients receive list mail, that
> mail is archived, and mhonarced.
and what??
can the tug box reinstitute flagging l2h messages in the subject line,
please? (i'm certainly on other majordomo lists that do it.)
robin
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