Hi guys
I am having issues with latex2html - when I use the converter a number of my formulas come out underlined. Does anyone know how to correct for it. I have tried a couple of things so far, but no luck as of yet.
Tx,
Simon
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tripwire45
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Re: Converting to HTML
Hi Simon. I don't actually have any experience with this, but I did find a resource that states that latex2html converts converts mathematical formulas or symbols into pictures in either png or gif format. I don't know if that's the issue or not, but here's the location of that information:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Convert_La ... ith_MathML
The article suggests that TeX4ht might be the better solution.
-Trip
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Convert_La ... ith_MathML
The article suggests that TeX4ht might be the better solution.
-Trip
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Converting to HTML
Hi Simon,
I tested latex2html with texlive on Ubuntu Linux 8.04 and could see the problem, I got the lines too.
A solution may be here: Eliminating Black Rules Under Equation Images.
I edited l2hconf.pm, changed $DVIPSOPT = ' -Ppdf -E'; to $DVIPSOPT = ' -E'; and the next latex2html run did not produce those lines.
Stefan
I tested latex2html with texlive on Ubuntu Linux 8.04 and could see the problem, I got the lines too.
A solution may be here: Eliminating Black Rules Under Equation Images.
I edited l2hconf.pm, changed $DVIPSOPT = ' -Ppdf -E'; to $DVIPSOPT = ' -E'; and the next latex2html run did not produce those lines.
Stefan
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