Hi,
I just did this yesterday, using the most recent version of LaTeX2HTML (v98p1),
and it *did* produce <PRE> tags. I did not change any of the default options.
So either you have an old version, or you accidentally changed the default
settings, so that LaTeX2HTML will produce images. (Look at section 5.3
"Extending the translator" of the manual.)
- Sven
Dan Young wrote:
(on Thu, 23 April 1998 09:23:10 PDT Re: latex2html: Any way to use <PRE> for \verbatim
figures?)
> I'm converting a big pile of documentation for my company. Everyone
> here is impressed with how quick we got the prototype up. This is a
> great tool.
>
> The documentation has a lot of figures that are \verbatim sample
> output from UNIX programs, like this:
>
> \documentstyle{report}
> \begin{document}
>
> \begin{center}
> \begin{figure}[htp]
> {
> \begin{verbatim}
> ICC Command Interpreter [vx.x.x MMM DD, YYYY] i960MC Simulator (Physical)
>
> Optimization modes are:
> NONE -- Disable all optimizations.
> DEVELOPMENT -- Support development and debugging.
> DEFAULT -- Equivalent to DEVELOPMENT.
> SPACE -- Optimize for space.
> TIME -- Optimize for time.
> FULL -- Enable all optimizations.
>
> \end{verbatim}}
> \caption{Example display of optimization mode help}
> \label{optmodefig}
> \end{figure}
> \end{document}
>
> latex2html defaults to producing images for these \verbatim
> inclusions. Is there any way to prefer using the <PRE> tag? The
> output using <PRE> is more readable and less space intensive.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Dan Young
