i'm trying to install latex2html in my home directory and i'm running:
- solaris 2.6,
- teTeX 0.4 update 008 with latex 3.14159 (C version 6.1),
- dvips 5.76
- ghostscript 5.10
- giftool 1.0
- netpbm 1 mar 1994 p1
- latex2html 98-1 p1
NOTE: the last five packages are installed in my home directory and the
path to them is set.
i'm trying to translate a latex document that has been successfully
translated to postscript format. i've found some difficulties:
1) i couldn't get images translated (i got white rectangles) till i
modified the following line in pstoimg:
open (GS, "|$GS $quiet -sDEVICE=$GS_DEVICE $size $density $aalias $outfile");
by deleting parameter $size:
open (GS, "|$GS $quiet -sDEVICE=$GS_DEVICE $density $aalias $outfile");
at this time, images appear acceptably although there are some white
pixels spreaded around some images.
i think this is not a 'clean' way to get a solution but it works.
2) after translating the document, i get some warnings:
couldn't convert character inodot into available encodings
couldn't convert character inodot into available encodings
...
couldn't convert character inodot into available encodings
Unknown commands: vdash dashv
the first warning appears about 30 times! and about the unknown
commands warnings i should say that that commands are used in the
document but they seem to be translated without problems.
3) finally, i got the following sequence while translating:
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.
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,,,,Arguments to x are too complex ...
It will not be processed unless used in another environment
which is passed to LaTeX whole for processing.
,,,Arguments to x are too complex ...
It will not be processed unless used in another environment
which is passed to LaTeX whole for processing.
,,++....
UNKNOWN COMMAND: fmtname ...
UNKNOWN COMMAND: csname .
UNKNOWN COMMAND: fmtname ...
UNKNOWN COMMAND: csname
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
.
.
.
the commands 'fmtname' and 'csname' are used in a figure that is not
created. what should i have to do in order to latex2html can find these
commnads? where could be defined?
Any idea or suggestion or comment will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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