On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 08:00:08PM -0700, Scott Paul Robertson wrote: > On Mon, Jan 03, 2005 at 11:18:35PM -0700, Soren Harward wrote: > > "gv" "latex2html" "xdvik" and "lyx" are also useful for working with LaTeX > > and its output > > > latex2html sounds cool, but little do many people know that you can > write web pages in straight LaTeX. LaTeX will be able to produce > these documents both as pdfs (nice looking), and html (not so great, > but works). I ran across it in working on hyperlinks in pdfs via > LaTeX. Same packages provide the requirements. I might be able to > dig up the site if anyone is interested.
For any document I intend on publishing, I write it in LaTeX, and I
have a makefile along these lines (could use a bit of
parameterization and gpg wrapping):
document.tar.gz: document.pdf document.pdf.asc document.html document.html.asc
tar czf document.tar.gz document.pdf document.pdf.asc document.html
document.html.asc
document.pdf.asc: document.pdf
gpg -b --armour document.pdf
document.html.asc: document.html
gpg -b --armour document.html
document.pdf: document.ps
ps2pdf document.ps
document.ps: document.dvi
dvips document.dvi
document.html: document.tex
latex2html -split 0 -nonavigation -notop_navigation -noinfo document.tex
cp document/document.html .
document.dvi: document.tex
latex document.tex
latex document.tex
install: document.tar.gz
scp document.tar.gz server:public_html/docs/document.tar.gz
scp document.pdf server:public_html/docs/document.pdf
scp document.pdf.asc server:public_html/docs/document.pdf.asc
scp document/document.html server:public_html/docs/document.html
scp document.html.asc server:public_html/docs/document.html.asc
scp document/document.css
Mike
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