Ross Moore wrote:
Hello Martin,
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Well, if you already have .png images which you like, then you don't need to generate new ones. Instead use "conditional environments" to select the existing graphics for HTML while allowing pdfLaTeX to use the original vector graphic when you make PDF documents from the same source.
Here's an example:
\usepackage{html} % needed in the preamble
%begin{latexonly} \includegraphics{figures/myimage} %end{latexonly} \begin{htmlonly} \htmladdimg[.... options ....]{../figures/myimage.png} \end{htmlonly}
I have been considering doing the same thing. But, one thing I can't figure out is how to copy just the images I need ... example, I have a number of images which I'll precompile in a directory, but there are others there as well. Now, I just want latex2html to copy the images in my latex/html file to the ./html directory as they are encountered. If you can't do that right from latex2html, would it be possible to write the needed image-file-names to a scratch file which could be processed (to copy the files) as part of the make process?
Thanks.
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