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- Subject: Re: [Q] Japanese TeX
- From: jwt@example.com (Jim Tittsler)
- Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1995 14:35:31 +0900
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- Organization: 7J1AJH/AI8A Tokyo
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In article <Pine.HPP.3.91.950910131751.2691A-100000@example.com>, Craig Oda <craig@example.com> wrote: > The reason I switched over to LaTeX2HTML was that I was > unable to display graphics, forms and imagemaps in either > PostScript of HTML format when I used linuxdoc-sgml. Thanks for the mention of LaTeX2HTML. I've just fetched it and it looks interesting although I'm not sure I'm ready to switch. My output is still paper, and I have been using the linuxdoc-SGML and QWERTZ stuff as an alternative way of entering LaTeX text. I've been finding it easier to type the <> SGML entities and give my backslash key a rest. I've been using the linoxdoc-sgml-1.2 stuff for some documentation, and did one of the more complicated documents in the QWERTZ format that the linuxdoc-sgml stuff was derived from. (QWERTZ is availble in the ftp.gmd.de:/GMD/sgml directory.) It allowed easy inclusion of a couple of encapsulated PostScript figures on the LaTeX version... but I didn't worry about producing an HTML version. Jim
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