On Mon, 25 May 1998, Marko Hyvonen wrote:
> I have recently started to use latex2html and would now need to convert
> some of my seminar notes (slides and interleaving notes) to html. I am
> using pstricks package for framing and backgrounds etc. and have a lot of
> eps graphics in the slides and this creates a problem for reproduction of
> the slides in HTML format.
It would be almost impossible for LaTeX2HTML to guess how to render
pstricks images into HTML. Sorry, but this goes far beyond the intention
of LaTeX2HTML.
> To work around this I would like to convert the notes to HTML document
> with the actual slides as images (figures). After the initial struggle I
> managed to go ahead by defining a new environment Hslide inside which I
> type set the slides:
If you just want to convert your slides to GIFs, consider using
"dvips -S 1 -i" on your DVI file to produce individual postscript files
for each page and then run pstoimg (comes with LaTeX2HTML) on these files.
Say "pstoimg -h" for help on the command line options. You could automate
this process by shellscripts/Makefiles. Embed the GIFs in simple HTML
files and you are set. LaTeX2HTML is a big overhead for this job, IMHO.
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Marek
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