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Have you tried Google with the following search terms: html latex?

Two links pop up right away

1) http://www.iwriteiam.nl/html2tex.html

2) http://www.rpi.edu/~sofkam/html2tex.html

I suggest you use those as a starting point. Also keep in mind that
you may have to do some "work" to have them formatted the way you
want.  These tools will likely help as a starting point, but I have
never used them myself.

t.

Also forgot to mention....you only waited what appears to be 3 minutes
for a reply before posting again. Patience is a virtue my friend....

t.

vasan999@hotmail.com schrieb:
> Because my previous thread had no reply that could help
> me, I start it again.
> 
> I am very depressed now with the following problem.
> 
> I have a set of html files, must be human readable (as some of the
> output tools produce human readable LaTeX)
> 
> that I want to convert to human readable latex.
> 
> The program by
> http://in.geocities.com/ad_rab/
> 
> produces human unreadable tex. and i could not see the compiled
> resulting dvi.
> 
> The gnu program produces human readable latex, but does not handle all
> the tags.
> 
> the C program by Faase ??? produces human readable latex but misses a
> few tags.
> 
> The C program is unreadable by me so I cant modify it.
> 
> On sourceforge there are two programs one in Perl and the other in
> Java.
> 
> The perl one does not run due to path problems.
> 
> The java one produces complicated latex, possibly human readable, but
> that does not compile so I could not see its quality.
> 
> Does someone have a program? I prefer a well documented and fully
> commented program that one can modify or one that can do the job
> without the need for understanding its operation.
> 
> Please help. The situation is very desperate.
> 
> Vasantha
> 
> Is there a html-merging tool that can merge a set of html files into a
> single html file and resolve the links and cross-references with
> minimal changes to the rest of the portions of the html, ie not
> scramble the rest of the file.
> 
> I know some awk/perl/sed/python/scheme/lisp will do it.
> 

XSLT is your friend, if the other tools don't work. Using XSLT you can 
easily write your own converter, given the HTML is not too messy and 
complicated.

Uwe

vasan999@hotmail.com wrote:

>Because my previous thread had no reply that could help
>me, I start it again.
>
>I am very depressed now with the following problem.
>
>I have a set of html files, must be human readable (as some of the
>output tools produce human readable LaTeX)
>
>that I want to convert to human readable latex.
>
>The program by
>http://in.geocities.com/ad_rab/
>
>produces human unreadable tex. and i could not see the compiled
>resulting dvi.
>
>The gnu program produces human readable latex, but does not handle all
>the tags.
>
>the C program by Faase ??? produces human readable latex but misses a
>few tags.
>
>The C program is unreadable by me so I cant modify it.
>
>On sourceforge there are two programs one in Perl and the other in
>Java.
>
>The perl one does not run due to path problems.
>
>The java one produces complicated latex, possibly human readable, but
>that does not compile so I could not see its quality.
>
>Does someone have a program? I prefer a well documented and fully
>commented program that one can modify or one that can do the job
>without the need for understanding its operation.
>
>Please help. The situation is very desperate.
>
>Vasantha
>
>Is there a html-merging tool that can merge a set of html files into a
>single html file and resolve the links and cross-references with
>minimal changes to the rest of the portions of the html, ie not
>scramble the rest of the file.
>
>I know some awk/perl/sed/python/scheme/lisp will do it.
>


Why? I don't see the PostScript connection.

Such blatant cross posting, while it might seem the obvious way to get
more people to see it and reply, might actually be extremely
counterproductive...
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