>>
>> texi2pdf test
>>
>> shows the "~".
>
> Hmm. But texi here means 'texinfo' doesn't it?
> Add this is designed for interpreting Unix 'info' coding.
> Sorry I don't know the details for this, but is ~ meant to
> be a non-breaking space under these circumstances?
I'm not sure. The command I
Hi Bob,
On 29/11/2009, at 11:04 AM, Bob van der Poel wrote:
Hate replying to my own mail ... but I've sort of figured it out.
Glad to hear this.
With the following document:
documentclass{book}
\usepackage{html}
\begin{document}
\label{dog}
The quick brown dog is referenced
\hyperref[page
Hate replying to my own mail ... but I've sort of figured it out.
With the following document:
documentclass{book}
\usepackage{html}
\begin{document}
\label{dog}
The quick brown dog is referenced
\hyperref[page]{here}{on page~}{}{dog}.
\end{document}
the commands:
latex test;dvips test
work
Again, this is only problem since my recent upgrade. I'm assuming it's
a latex2html issue.
In my preamble I load {html} with I _assume_ is also loading the hyperref stuff.
With commands like:
\hyperref[page]{here}{page~}{}{autosolotracks}
the ~ tilde appears in my pdf output instead of a space
