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This page is located at
http://www-dsed.llnl.gov/files/programs/unix/latex2html/sources/
ftp://www-dsed.llnl.gov/files/programs/unix/latex2html/sources/
European mirrors of most of the latex2html distribution can be found at:
Japanese mirrors:
All of the usual CTAN locations. finger ctan@ftp.tex.ac.uk for more info.
The files in this directory stem from the version of latex2html originally released by Nikos Drakos starting with v95.1, dated 19 Jan 1995. All sources and patches are in this directory.
$ICONSERVER = "http://www-dsed.llnl.gov/texicons";
although if you copy these to your own server you will experience
faster performance. Note that if you are going to Email your
resulting HTML file to someone, then you will probably want to set
ICONSERVER as shown above.
$IMAGE_TYPE='gif';
$IMAGE_TYPE='png';
Usage: \framecolor{}{} \frameoptions[]{ } \frameColorSet[]{ }
\framecolor{<frame>}{<options>} sets <options> to be the complete set of options for the given <frame>.
\frameoption[<frame>]{<options>} updates the existing values of the <frame>'s parameters, using those provided in <options>. Any unspecified parameters remain with their previous values. If no <frame> is specied, then the TEXT frame is assumed.
\framecolorset{<frame>}{<colorset>} uses the set of 4 colors defined by the <colorset>.
\framecolorset*{<frame>}{<colorset>} uses the set of 4 colors defined by the <colorset>, but in reverse order.
<http://my.cite.is.here/dir/of/document>instead of
<http://my.cite.is.here/dir/of/document/document.html>If you dislike this, comment it out! Change $LINKNAME if you don't want a link to 'index.html', but, say, '.index.html'.
Options may be switched using the following ways. The order is by precedence, meaning the first overrides the second, etc.
If given, each html node produced is preceded by the document file
name.
Example: The document is foo.tex, then the translator generates
foo.html, foo-node1.html, foo-node2.html ...
Comparable to -up_url, -up_title. They may be used to link with an external document.
Numerous other bug fixes and enhancements are described in the
change log (see Changes).
You do not need to care about above files, they are just ignored.
Feel free to cope with the tasks listed in Suggestions. These ideas
didn't make it into Rev h (sorry to everyone mentioned here!).
However, it's a starting point for activities on the next release. :-)
The next version will be 96.2, which is expected to be released in Nov 96. The main features, intended to get incorporated as time will permit us:
In future this code may be integrated into the latex2html script itself.
It remains separate (and justify.sty adds nothing to LaTeX) to serve as
an example of how the \usepackage mechanism should be used to add markup
which is not conforming to the current version of HTML.
# $GSquit = '-c quit';
NOTE: The original posting of this patch by Marcus Hennecke activated this feature at HTML_VERSION 3.0. However, some browsers (like Navigator 1.2.0) do not understand subscripts and superscripts even though they do understand tables. I recommend using HTML_VERSION 3.0 for such browsers; version 3.1 for browsers which DO understand superscripts and subscripts; and version 3.2 for browsers like Arena which understand additional math functions. If you adopt this system, you will have to rename html3.1.pl to html3.2.pl. Do you have any comments, Marcus?