Greetings.
I am enjoying learning htlatex's capabilities but find a puzzling behavior. I
think I understand that tex4ht tries to convert image files to *.png but I
would like to retain the PDF's since they are higher quality. The apparent
attempt to produce the *.png files referred to below fails for reasons I don't
understand but that's not the central question I have.
In the *.html that is produced by htlatex I find the following code:
<!--l. 113--><p class="noindent" ><img
src="BasemapProduction_201010010x.png" alt="PIC"
class="graphics"><!--tex4ht:graphics
name="BasemapProduction_201010010x.png"
src="/Users/hellyj/Active/Papers/2010_USN_SERDP_SLR/BasemapProduction/Tables/LIDAR_comparison_SIOxUSGS_HiRes.pdf"
-->
<br />
can be changed to
<!--l. 113--><p class="noindent" ><img
src="/Users/hellyj/Active/Papers/2010_USN_SERDP_SLR/BasemapProduction/Tables/LIDAR_comparison_SIOxUSGS_HiRes.pdf"
alt="PIC" class="graphics"><!--tex4ht:graphics
name="BasemapProduction_201010010x.png"
src="/Users/hellyj/Active/Papers/2010_USN_SERDP_SLR/BasemapProduction/Tables/LIDAR_comparison_SIOxUSGS_HiRes.pdf"
-->
<br />
and the *.pdf file will display correctly.
Is it possible to prevent tex4ht from making these replacements or is this
something I have to do in post-processing?
Thanks.
Cheers.
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John Helly, University of California, San Diego / San Diego Supercomputer
Center / Scripps Institution of Oceanography / 760 840 8660 mobile /
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