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I think you are looking for htmlize.el
This is perfect for what I need - just use the function htmlize-buffer
save the resulting html and away you go. 
Extracts from the header are below!
Enjoy!
S

----extract from htmlize.el----
;; This package analyses the text properties of the buffer and
;; converts them, along with the text, to HTML.  Mail to
;; <hniksic@xemacs.org> to discuss features and additions.  All
;; suggestions are more than welcome.

;; The latest version should be available at:
;;
;;        <URL:http://fly.srk.fer.hr/~hniksic/emacs/htmlize.el>
;;
;; You can find the sample htmlize output (run on an older version of
;; `htmlize.el') at:
;;
;;        <URL:http://fly.srk.fer.hr/~hniksic/emacs/htmlize.html>


Matt Garman <garman@raw-sewage.net> writes:
> Today I was writing some rather verbose comments in a C++ class header
> file.  Both vim and emacs do a nice job of nicely formatting/indenting
> my code as well as beautifully syntax highlighting (font locking if
> you like that term :) my code.
> 
> I thought it sure would be nice if my editor could (automatically)
> write an HTML version of the file, complete with the syntax
> highlighting colors.  In theory, this doesn't sound like it would be
> too hard---the text is already there, and the editor already knows how
> it's coloring things (which implies that it knows how to parse the
> language).  It's just a matter of writing out the file padded with the
> right html tags.
> 
> I suppose that technically this is out of the realm of an editor's
> function, so maybe it's not for vim---but it screams emacs! <grin>
> 
> Anyway, I am aware that there are tools that do this to some extent
> (javadoc and her cousins).  But I haven't seen a tool that both
> doesn't require specially formatted comments and looks as pretty as
> vim and emacs' syntax highlighting.  Perhaps I haven't looked hard
> enough though.
> 
> Any thoughts, comments, ideas, etc?
> 
> Matt
> 
> -- 
> Matt Garman, matt@raw-sewage.net
> ``I ain't never seen no whiskey, the blues made my sloppy drunk!''
>         -- Sleepy John Estes, ``Leaving Trunk''