Dear Uwe,

I have noticed and reported in lyx-devel this problem with htlatex and proposed as a work-around to default the temp directory to something without space (mail reproduced below), what do you think? It would be very nice for my colleagues if your next version would support htlatex. Of course, a simple work around is to export to latex and to call htlatex by hand.

Abdel

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Hello Uwe and Angus,

A colleague of mine have installed Uwe full installer. It seems that the default miktex installation doesn't contain htlatex. Plus, even if you install it manually with Miktex, lyx doesn't check for htlatex on a reconfigure, only tth and hevea AFAIR.

Angus' installer do check for it but there is a problem with it: htlatex doesn't like path with space apparently. The solution is to change the temp directory to something without space in "edit->preferences->paths". May I suggest that you default to C:\temp instead of "C:\Documents and Settings\...\Local Settings\Temp"? "C:\temp" is standard no?

It might be a good idea to add htlatex support in future version because I find it better than the competition.

Thanks again for the installers Angus and Uwe,

Abdel.


Uwe Stöhr a écrit :
Stephen Harris wrote:

Is Latex2html part of the Latex total package?

If you mean if it's part of MiKTeX's full installation, then yes.

 > If Perl is no longer required does it mean that
Latex2html is no longer a supported WinLyx option and that htlatex will be the default? I saw a post on the developer list about installing Windows/Latex2html.

LaTeX2html is dead since 2001 its successor is tex4ht, but htis package has also much problems and bugs. At the moment we have no default html converter in LyXWin. You can easily define it by adding a converter LaTeX -> HTML in LyX preferences with the line "htlatex $$i". Note that you must have installed tex4ht via MiKTeX's package manager and also note that it won't work due to bug 643

http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=643

:-(

regards Uwe


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