Hi list members, I tried out latex2html and I must say, it is an impressive piece of work.
I was wondering if there is a capacity in it to allow generation of a html help table of contents file. There is a new open-source version of a HTML help viewer, similar to the MS help viewer, but this one is small, fast, and runs on all OS's including Linux, MacOS, OS/2, etc. It is called HelpView. A screenshot of the viewer is here. http://www.storylinescentral.com/helpview.htm The most beneficial feature for deployment is that it allows an end user to do easy client-side searching of a phrase throughout all the generated HTML files created by latex2html. Implementation is pretty straightforward. There is: (1)A single .hhc [html help contents] text file which is almost exactly the same format as the latex2html-generated contents page of links (except that is used <object> tags/params instead of <a> tags/params). The .hhc file makes the treeview on the left pane. (2)A five-line or so .hhp [html help project] text file that just gives a name of the book, and tells what page is the first page to display. These 2 files get zipped up with the rest of the html files to make a book. Has anyone any feedback, or anyone with some skills in Perl would knows how to implement such a feature, if it isn't in latex2html yet? (I will assist in anyway possible--I am just have no skill at Perl). Best wishes, Robert __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ latex2html mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/latex2html
