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A..6.2 Installation
If config and test have run successfully, run install.bat
from D:\Temp\l2h to install a full copy of LATEX2HTML
under the folder specified by $prefs{'PREFIX'} on line 129 of prefs.pm. When
the installation finishes, you should see the message:
Done. Have a lot of fun with LaTeX2HTML!
You can now delete the temporary installation structure that was
built in D:\Temp\l2h if you want to save disk space, but if you edited
any of the installation scripts I recommend keeping it around for a while until
you are sure that your LATEX2HTML does everything that you want with real
documents.
You should also copy the new .sty files installed by LATEX2HTML in
D:\texutils\l2h\texinputs
into your
D:\localtexmf\tex\l2h folder. To allow MiKTeX to access them
when running latex and pdflatex, do the following:
- Click on Start|Programs|MiKTeX2|MikTeX Option,
- Go to the Roots tab.
- Click on a non-root entry such as
D:\texutils
and then the Add button.
- Select
D:\localtexmf\tex\l2h from the
folder tree window, and it will be added to the folder list
to be searched by MiKTeX when it runs.
- Click on Apply,
- Return to the General tab
and click Refresh Now to refresh the database.
Finally, add D:\texutils\l2h\bin; to your path to make the latex2html command available from any document folder (this needs administrator privilege on
an NT machine).
You should now be able to run latex, pdflatex or latex2html
on a .tex input file to produce the appropriate output format/ This
is a good time to test this by running all of them on a file tht you know to
be syntactically correct..
In practice, you may wish to customize LATEX2HTML operation to your
particular preferences, or for a particular document.
The package offers you a wide range of options for customization, through
the initialization file(s), as discussed in Section A.6.3
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