Re: [l2h] html.sty and the Harvard style

Peter Flynn a écrit : This is not a LaTeX2HTML question, but I'm hoping I might be able to tap the expertise of LaTeX2HTML users or maintainers in respect of a missing macro in html.sty It appears that LaTeX2HTML's html.sty gets borrowed by harvard.sty in LaTeX, and that when loaded with pdfl

Re: [l2h] html.sty and the Harvard style

On 22/05/11 08:46, � wrote: Peter Flynn a �crit : This is not a LaTeX2HTML question, but I'm hoping I might be able to tap the expertise of LaTeX2HTML users or maintainers in respect of a missing macro in html.sty It appears that LaTeX2HTML's html.sty gets borrowed by harvard.sty in LaTeX, and

[l2h] Inconsistent results in a LaTeX2HTML, output, .html file for the command {\mathrsfs {L}} and no script H for the command {\mathrsfs {H}}, each using \usepackage{mathrsfs, ...., ....., .....}

Here I revised the "Subject:" line and the spelling of "output" on the "Subject:" line for the e-mail letter contents below which I previously sent to you; sorry for that error of mine. Pat Hello. Below are the contents of my LaTeX, Throwaway8.tex file which uses the pac

Re: [l2h] html.sty and the Harvard style

Peter Flynn a écrit : On 22/05/11 08:46, � wrote: Peter Flynn a �crit : In my installation (texlive-full), html.sty is in /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/html, but I don't know if this is installed for most other users, on MikTeX, MacTeX, etc. I get it all right on my standard texlive 2007 dis