>
> I'm trying to use latex2html 98.1 with the harvard bibliography style,
> but I can't get it to work. The latex2html manual says that there is
> an nharvard "package" to make it work under natbib. Does this mean
> nharvard.perl (which I have) or nharvard.sty (which I can't find
> anywhere). If I usepackage{natbib} some of the harvard commands aren't
> defined, and if I usepackage{natbib,harvard} others are defined
> twice.
You are using the harvard.perl file that accompanies harvard.sty
when collected from CTAN.
The LaTeX2HTML distribution has another file called harvard.perl
which is in fact a copy of nharvard.perl .
This loads natbib.perl in 'harvard' mode.
The 'real' harvard.perl , written by
# Copyright 1994 - thorsten schnier ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
# key center of design computing, university of sydney
It has not been updated since then, AFAIK,
whereas natbib.perl has received constant updates
and reworkings, as interested developers find errors
or better ways to organise the coding.
I suggest you rename the original harvard.perl to harvard.perl.orig
then make a symbolic link:
ln -s nharvard.perl harvard.perl
Now \usepackage{harvard} should load the natbib version,
while LaTeX will correctly load harvard.sty .
If you find that some commands do not work, e.g. ** versions,
then email an example of your code, with suitable .bib or .bbl files.
I hope this helps to understand and fix the confusion.
Regards,
Ross Moore
