Greetings, all: I've discovered a rather insidious bug. It's caused when you have a .latex2html-init file in both your home directory and the current working directory. This situation happens since you might want to override your default version (in your home directory) with a version specific to the file you're l2h'ing. In this case, L2H seems to read in both but only use one, according to the output log: Note: Loading /home/hall/.latex2html-init Note: Loading ./.latex2html-init Note: Initialising with file: .latex2html-init However, when I do this with a -t flag to change the title, the title does not change. I think it's being redefined with a double read of init files, but I haven't looked "under the hood" to see what's really happening. Here's an abbreviated output to show you what I'm talking about. I've only left in what I consider to be the pertinent parts: ----------------------------------------------------------------- First, the version that messes up: galt% rm ../resume/* galt% cp ~/.latex2html-init . galt% latex2html -t "Michael L. Hall's Resume" -nomath -html_version 4.0,math -dir ../resume resume.tex Note: Loading /home/hall/.latex2html-init Note: Loading ./.latex2html-init Note: Initialising with file: .latex2html-init This is LaTeX2HTML Version 99.2beta8 (1.42) [snip] Translating ... 0/10:top of resume: for resume.html [snip] galt% grep TITLE ../resume/index.html <TITLE>resume</TITLE> ----------------------------------------------------------------- Next, the version that works (only difference is removal of ./.latex2html-init): galt% rm ../resume/* galt% rm .latex2html-init galt% latex2html -t "Michael L. Hall's Resume" -nomath -html_version 4.0,math -dir ../resume resume.tex Note: Loading /home/hall/.latex2html-init Note: Initialising with file: /home/hall/.latex2html-init This is LaTeX2HTML Version 99.2beta8 (1.42) [snip] Translating ... 0/10:top of resume:"Michael L. Hall's Resume" for resume.html [snip] galt% grep TITLE ../resume/index.html <TITLE>Michael L. Hall's Resume</TITLE> ----------------------------------------------------------------- As always, thanks for your efforts in developing this useful program! Cheers, -Mike ============================================================================ Dr. Michael L. Hall <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Los Alamos National Laboratory <http://www.lanl.gov/home/Hall> P.O. Box 1663, MS-D409 Research: computational physics, radiation Los Alamos, NM 87545 transport, heat pipes, numerical modeling, ph: 505-665-4312 fluid dynamics, magnetohydrodynamics ============================================================================
