configure-pstoimg has a very bad feature: if GS (or ppmtoimg or other netpbm routines) is not found for any reason it stops with Fatal error. This stop prevents it from generating the file "local.pm" which contains the exact name/path of all routines and files it needs. Therefore, if you have problems installing pstoimg, you should edit "configure-pstoimg" and replace systematically all occurences of "die <<" with "print <<". This way, configure-pstoimg will only display error messages, but it will go to its end, and generate the file "local.pm" in $LATEX2HTMLDIR. In that case, you are quite sure the generated "local.pm" is wrong, but you can edit it and insert the correct paths to access all missing files or routines. NB: this fix is provisional. I shall correct it so that it asks where GhostScript is if it does not find it (especially with MSWin32 and DOS who make the program locating procedure fail). Once local.pm has been manually corrected, DO NOT run configure-pstoimg once more, unless you have saved YOUR corrections. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Taupin, Physique des Solides, Univ. Paris-Sud, 91405 ORSAY E-mail : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] T�l: (33) 1.69.15.60.79, Fax: (33) 1.69.15.60.86 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
