Am Sun, 29 May 2011 23:51:23 +0200 schrieb Jaroslav Sobota: > Hi Ulrike, > the following batch file works for me. Hope it will help you.
No, sorry it doesn't help. It uses the line tex4ht %1 -cunihtf -utf8 ..... and again the "-cunihtf"-option gives the error --- error --- Illegal storage address But I could get around the problem by changing in tex4ht.env the pathes in the unihtf section to <unihtf> iJ:\MiKTeX2.9\tex4ht\ht-fonts\unicode\! iJ:\MiKTeX2.9\tex4ht\ht-fonts\ascii\! iJ:\MiKTeX2.9\tex4ht\ht-fonts\alias\! </unihtf> I get a similar error with other sections e.g. with -ciso2htf. They disappeared if I remove e.g. the alias path from the section (but then often the resulting html was not as wanted). I think there is something wrong in the parsing of the tex4ht.env file. Perhaps only windows is affected because of the slashes in pathes. I couldn't adapt htlatex.bat so that one can pass the " -cunihtf -utf" in its second argument to tex4ht. But this is not so problematic, I can write a bat which contains the arguments directly. -- Ulrike Fischer
