Footnotes

...http://www.maths.mq.edu.au/~ross/¹: Mathematics Department, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
...http://www.maths.mq.edu.au/~ross/²: Mathematics Department, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
... NT ³: CTAN:.../systems/win32/web2c/l2h-win32.tar.gz
...v96.1h ⁴: ftp://ftp.mpn.com/pub/nikos/latex2html96.1-h-win32.tar.gz
... user ⁵: The user can specify the depth at which the document should not be broken up any further.
... input ⁶: This allows the definition of HTML macros in L^ATEX !
... footnotes ⁷: Like this!
... script ⁸: Initially written by Robert S. Thau, completely rewritten by Marek Rouchal and Jens Lippmann.
... disk-space ⁹: This figure varies with the graphics format used, and the complexity of the actual image.
... follows ¹⁰: Thanks to John Turner <turner@lanl.gov> for this example, which was used in developing code to handle minipage environments correctly.
... files ¹¹: Care must be taken to ensure that critical symbolic references are unique across related documents.
... update ¹²: 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).
... section ¹³: You either have to guess the role of each label by looking at the labels.pl file or by asking the author!
... information ¹⁴: This file is designed for an NCSA server. CERN servers use ``rect'' instead of ``rectangle,'' specify a radius instead of an outer point in the circle, and enclose point coordinates by parentheses.
... Segmentation ¹⁵: This feature is supported only for users of L^ATEX2_e.
... e.g.¹⁶: 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.
... variable ¹⁷: If you don't know how to do either of these things, copy (or link) html.sty to the directory of your L^ATEX document.