Document Classes ⇒ harvard vs hyperref

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Hi Clemens,

I did not see your post some minutes before my post, so it's not meant as "do this instead".

Ok, I would not recommend to edit style files such as harvard.sty, but doing it with html.sty is similar...

Perhaps it's the cleanest to do a redefinition after loading harvard:

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\usepackage{harvard}
\renewcommand{\harvardurl}[1]{\textbf{URL:} \textit{##1}}
 
 
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Still html.styl would be loaded, so if loading it already causes a problem, the earlier fixes could be tried.

Stefan

[cgnieder]

Hi Clemens,

I did not see your post some minutes before my post, so it's not meant as "do this instead".

I only thought of it as an alternative. (And one I could have thought of myself...)

Since the loading of »html.sty« seems to be the problem and not the definition of \harvardurl, I'm afraid there is no other choice.

Your idea of creating a “dummy html.sty” seems to be the easiest and cleanest way to me.

[bkarpuz]

You could remove html.sty on your system or rename it (html.sty.old for example). You can find it by

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kpsewhich html.sty
 
 
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at the command prompt.

Or, place a dummy html.sty in your document folder, this file would win in the file lookup, though in general I would not reuse a style file name - here it could be quick workaround though.

Stefan

It seems to load »latex2html.sty« not »html.sty« also I don't have »html.sty« at all.
I have downloaded »html.sty« to my folder and it did the job.

Thanks for your help cgnieder and Stefan_K!

bkarpuz