--- Jouni Ahto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...snip..]
> > Please wait for Jouni. The problem is that we
> cannot pass a verbatim
> > environment throu TeX. I was glad enough while
> Jouni produced my private
> > PostScript and PDF versions of the PHP manual. "a"
> looked like ä", "o"
> > comes out as ö" and so on. With a pure english TeX
> version this problem
> > don't appear. Probably the right person to blame
> is Norman Walsh with his
> > modular stylesheets or the author of Jadetex.
Is there any particular reason to do XML->TEX->PDF? I
have not had problems converting the big HTML manual
(all in one file) to PDF usng htmldoc (latest version:
1.8.9, www.easysw.com), if you convert it as a web
page, not as a book, which is when it complains about
more than 1000 entries, etc.
Just did a "make bigmanual.html" and then converted to
PDF. The section under discussion looks OK, it says
(pasting from the doc):
"... notation of variable++ and variable-- ..."
[...more snip...]
Cheers
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--- Jesus M. Castagnetto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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