Hello, The html feature of groff does a great job for me with respect to turning equations and tables into images for display on web pages. Unfortunately, my webmaster has pointed out to me that the "Americans with Disabilities Act" suggests (mandates) that web pages be text where possible so that various text to voice programs can translate web pages for blind users. Tables formatted as images defeat these programs.
Three questions: 1. Does anyone have a satisfactory version of tbl that will work with groff and produce html tables? 2. Failing 1, if I wrote my own (limited in scope) tool to do this, how can I convince groff to call my tool when -Thtml is specified instead of regular tbl, preferably without explicitly writing out the entire tool pipeline myself (yuck). 3. More generally, is there a way for me to create my own troff preprocessor program and specify some option to groff so that groff will call my filter program? Any other more innovative solutions or suggestions would be well received. Thanks in advance and Best regards, Bill Ward ERDC MSRC Vicksburg, Mississippi
