LaTeX2HTML

breaks up a document into one or more components as specified by the user, provides optional iconic navigation panels on every page which contain links to other parts of the document, handles inlined equations, right-justified numbered equations, tables, or figures and any arbitrary environment, can produce output suitable for browsers that support inlined images or character based browsers (as specified by the user), handles definitions of new commands, environments, and theorems even when these are defined in external style files, handles footnotes, tables of contents, lists of figures and tables, bibliographies, and can generate an Index, translates cross-references into hyperlinks and extends the LaTeX cross-referencing mechanism to work not just within a document but between documents which may reside in remote locations, translates accent and special character commands to the equivalent HTML character codes where possible, recognizes hypertext links (to multimedia resources or arbitrary internet services such as sound/video/ftp/http/news) and links which invoke arbitrary program scripts, all expressed as LaTeX commands, recognizes conditional text which is intended only for the hypertext version, or only for the paper (PDF) version, can include raw HTML in a LaTeX document (e.g. in order to specify interactive forms), can deal sensibly with all the commands and environments commonly used with LaTeX as summarized at the back of the LaTeX blue book [1], and many of the packages described in the LaTeX Companion, and others. will try to translate any document with embedded LaTeX commands irrespective of whether it is complete or syntactically legal. The LaTeX2HTML program includes its own manual page. The manual page can be viewed by saying "perldoc latex2html" or "latex2html -help". See the manual in the docs directory for more information and examples. Other useful links can be found at: www.latex2html.org and at the mailing-list site: See the file INSTALL for instructions on how to install the program and make your own local copy of the manual in HTML. Please consult the section "Requirements" of the manual at for more information. 1. LaTeX commands but without equations, figures, tables, etc. Perl 5.003 or higher. 2. LaTeX commands with equations, figures, tables, etc. As above plus latex (pdflatex is used by default) latex preview package gs (Ghostscript version 4.03 or later), The netpbm library If you want to produce SVG images, pdftocairo (available through the poppler-utils package). If you want to process documents written for dvi-producing latex (as opposed to pdflatex), you need either dvips or dvipng. These are available through the texlive distribution. A LaTeX2HTML mailing list has been set up by the TeX User Group (TUG).