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The user can specify the depth at which the document should not be broken up any further.
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These are passed to LaTeX and then converted to images which are either included in the document or are made available through hypertext links.
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This allows the definition of HTML macros in LaTeX !
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Like this!
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It is possible to add arbitrary Perl code between any of the argument markers which will be executed when the command is processed. For this however a basic understanding of how the translator works and of course Perl is required.
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As an argument to the documentstyle command or as an argument to the input command or by pasting the definitions of individual commands directly into the text!
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Note that for remote external documents it is necessary to copy the labels.pl file locally so that it can be read when processing a local document that uses it.
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Link validation can be done automatically but the updating must be done manually when filenames have changed (assuming no other symbolic label mechanism is available).
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You either have to guess the role of each label by looking at the labels.pl file or by asking the author!
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Written by Robert S. Thau <rst@edu.mit.ai>.
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Also, remember that submitting a bug report does not guarantee a speedy resolution ofthe problem. LaTeX2HTML is still a voluntary effort. If you are interested in using LaTeX2HTML in a context where support is critical please contact us directly.
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This is true for documents under the same server but for remote documents a little more is required (see the example)
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Where ``simple'' is defined roughly as ``they could have used newcommand, but didn't''.
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Despite the widespread use of the ``~'' character inside URLs this is not strictly legal.
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If don't know how to do either of these things, copy (or link) html.sty to the directory of your LaTeX document...
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Daniel Fain
Wed Nov 30 22:57:46 PST 1994