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Note: The software described on these pages is no longer supported. To obtain the fixed up version of LATEX2HTML described here, go to either http://www.eng.fsu.edu/~dommelen/l2h or http://www.dommelen.net/l2h.
The only support I can provide is with the LATEX2HTML fixes and the scripts I added to it. I cannot answer questions on normal LATEX2HTML usage, since all I can do is the same as you can; look in the online manual, (a copy of which is in the docs subdirectory of your l2hsup folder), and maybe refresh my memory about the various additional trouble shooting solutions in the manual you are reading, which I wrote myself. In fact, I know very little about the inner workings of latex2html beyond what was not working correctly in it.
However, bugs in my scripts and installation procedures I will fix
immediately. The Windows scripts for emTeX, MiKTeX, fpTeX, and XEmTeX
should work out-of-the-box if you correctly installed a current
perl.exe in C:\Perl\bin, and a ghostscript
gswin32c.exe somewhere below C:\gs. In particular,
you should be able to convert the given test cases into web pages. If
they do not work as advertised, let me know and I will get it fixed
promptly.
Similarly, for other installations that the ones I tried, I will clarify anything in the instructions that you may find unclear or ambiguous. I may be able to give you some suggestions too, but don't be offended if I tell you to install MiKTeX, whic is is guaranteed to work (with Windows) if it gets too much. I do have an interest in providing better installation instructions for other current operating systems besides Sun Solaris. (The Unix installation instructions are tested only on Solaris.) I do not have a Mac, but if you want to work together to create a documented installation procedure for them, I am willing.
If LATEX2HTML does not work correctly on some document, let me know that too, with enough info so that I can reproduce the bug, and I will try to find a fix or work-around.
To contact me with questions, e-mail me at l2h_support@dommelen.net, l2h_support@dommelen.net. Put something meaningful in the subject line, since, as you might guess, I get a lot of SPAM at this publicly posted address. If you leave the subject blank, I will probably never see your message.
