Andre,
Thanks for your reply. It finally occurred to me to look at the html
source produced by latex2html (view source while displayed by browser)
The header info contained a reference to a stylesheet. This turned out
to be an external file with an extension of .css (cascading style
sheets) that was generated by latex2html. I hunted around on the net and
found specs for css files. Was able to solve the problem!
For indented paragraphs with no line skips in html display generated by
latex2html:
P {text-indent: 2em}
P {margin-top: 0em}
add the above 2 commands to the filename.css file created automatically
by latex2html
Probably there is some style or other that would cause this to happen,
but I can't find it or figure out how latex2html references it. How
pdflatex figures it out is a mystery. tth blows up on me, so it may work
fine; I don't know.
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John
