Hi! wvHtml is have a limited user inteface, I think that it need's booth the output and input file in the same directory. That at least how I'm using it.
Sincerely Mikael ons 2005-02-02 klockan 22:50 +0100 skrev Michelle Konzack: > Am 2005-02-02 16:26:44, schrieb Ambrose Li: > > Package: wv > > Version: 1.0.2-0.1 > > Severity: normal > > Crazy, I had this problem today too. But under WOODY. > > > $ wvHtml foo.doc /tmp/x > > * * * Better to use '--targetdir' for writing in another directory * * * > > $ wvHtml foo.doc --targetdir /tmp/x /tmp/x > > Option '--targetdir' not recognized. > > $ wvHtml foo.doc --targetdir=/tmp/x /tmp/x > > * * * Better to use '--targetdir' for writing in another directory * * * > > $ wvHtml foo.doc /tmp/x.html > > * * * Better to use '--targetdir' for writing in another directory * * * > > $ wvHtml foo.doc --targetdir=/tmp/x > > Usage: [OPTIONS] <input-file> <output-file> > > It must be "--dir ..." or "-d ..." and it works > only if the filter is caled from "wvWare" > > > No output is produced in any of the above cases. The manpage would > > suggest that the 4th command above should work. > > Greetings > Michelle > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
