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latex2html

LaTeX2HTML(1)						      General Commands Manual						     LaTeX2HTML(1)

NAME

       latex2html - translate LaTeX files to HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

SYNOPSIS

       latex2html
	  [-address author-address]
	  [-antialias]
	  [-antialias_text]
	  [-ascii_mode]
	  [-auto_navigation]
	  [-auto_prefix]
	  [-biblio URL]
	  [-bottom_navigation]
	  [-contents URL]
	  [-contents_in_navigation]
	  [-custom_titles]
	  [-debug]
	  [-dir output-directory]
	  [-discard]
	  [-down_title string]
	  [-down_url URL]
	  [-external_file filename]
	  [-external_images]
	  [-font_size size]
	  [-h(elp)]
	  [-html_version (2.0|3.0|3.2)[,(math|i18n|table)]*]
	  [-images_only]
	  [-index URL]
	  [-index_in_navigation]
	  [-info string]
	  [-init_file file]
	  [-iso_language type]
	  [-ldump]
	  [-link num]
	  [-local_icons]
	  [-long_titles num]
	  [-next_page_in_navigation]
	  [-no_antialias]
	  [-no_antialias_text]
	  [-no_auto_link]
	  [-no_footnode]
	  [-no_fork]
	  [-no_images]
	  [-no_math]
	  [-no_navigation]
	  [-no_reuse]
	  [-no_subdir]
	  [-no_tex_defs]
	  [-no_white]
	  [-nolatex]
	  [-numbered_footnotes]
	  [-prefix filename-prefix]
	  [-prev_title string]
	  [-prev_url URL]
	  [-previous_page_in_navigation]
	  [-ps_images]
	  [-reuse reuse_option]
	  [-scalable_fonts]
	  [-short_extn]
	  [-short_index]
	  [-show_section_numbers]
	  [-split + num]
	  [-split num]
	  [-t top-page-title]
	  [-tmp path]
	  [-toc_depth num]
	  [-toc_stars]
	  [-top_navigation]
	  [-unsegment]
	  [-up_title string]
	  [-up_url URL]
	  [-v]
	  [-verbosity num]
	  [-white]
	  file(s)

DESCRIPTION

       LaTeX2HTML  is  a  Perl program that translates LaTeX source files into HTML. For each source file given as an argument the translator will
       create  a  directory  containing  the  corresponding  HTML  files.   See  the  WWW  online  documentation   or	the   /usr/share/doc/pack-
       ages/latex2html/manual.ps.gz file for more detailed information and examples.

PROBLEMS

       For  information on various problems and remedies see the WWW online documentation or the documents available in the distribution.  A mail-
       ing list for technical discussion about latex2html, bugs and enhancements is available at latex2html@tug.org

SUSE installation
       In /usr/share/doc/packages/latex2html you may find more information about this package.

AUTHOR

       Nikos Drakos,  Computer Based Learning Unit, University of Leeds <nikos@cbl.leeds.ac.uk>.  Several  people  have  contributed  suggestions,
       ideas, solutions, support and encouragement.

       The  pstogif  script  uses  the pstoppm.ps postscript program originally written by Phillip Conrad (Perfect Byte, Inc.)	and modified by L.
       Peter Deutsch (Aladdin Enterprises).

7th Edition															     LaTeX2HTML(1)