Thanks Andrew for your suggestion. I now found out that not the
command is the problem but the package itself.
\usepackage{color}
alone generates a peculiar behaviour which never occured the past ten
years:
Suppose you try to translate a file called lmg.tex.
1. If the package is NOT loaded, everything is fine.
2. If the package is loaded, there are two results:
a.) If the directory lmg/ exists, you will get an erroneous
website without any self defined buttons e.g.. b.) If the direcotry
lmg/ does not exist, the browser tries to find a website called
www.lmg.com in the net.
A VERY peculiar behaviour. And annoying apart from that, because this
did not occur the last ten years. Seems as if Donald Knuths aim to get
a document that could be translated even after 100 years is not shared
by some developments.
Best regards Heiko
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