~/tex4ht.dir'.
~/tex4ht.dir'.
ht' to be executable (e.g., `chmod 700 ht').
dvips' utility of Tomas Rokicki for converting dvi files into
postscript. If this is not the case, you'll need to modify the line `dvips -mode $mf -D $density -f $_[0]
-pp $_[1] > tmp.ps' in `tex4ht.env' to reflect on the tools used in your environment to handle dvi
code.
tex4ht.c' into an executable tex4ht file with the following command, where `XXX' should be replaced with
the full path to the home directory.
cc -o tex4ht tex4ht.c -DENVFILE='"XXX/tex4ht.dir/tex4ht.env"' -DHTFDIR='"XXX/tex4ht.dir"'
tex4ht to directory `tex4ht.dir', and delete the remaining files from your temporary
directory.
convert to a temporary directory, compile it into an executable file named `convert', move the
executable file to the directory `tex4ht.dir', and delete the remaining files from your temporary
directory.
tex4ht.dir' (e.g., issue the system command
`ln -s XXX/* .' in your work directory, where `XXX' stands for the relative path from your work directory to
`text4ht.dir').
A more general approach would be to make the files of `tex4ht.dir' globally known, e.g., by including lines
similar to the following ones in the `.login' file.
set path=(~/bin.$HOSTTYPE ~/tex4ht.dir setenv TEXINPUTS .:~/tex4ht.dir//:/n/candy/0/tex/teTeX/texmf/tex//
..../tex/teTeX/texmf/metafont/misc/modes.mf'). If
mode `ibmvga' in resolution `110' is not available, or you rather use another setting, replace the fields `110' and
`ibmvga' with other values at the end of `tex4ht.env'.
test.tex' with the command `ht tex test' or `ht latex test'. You might want to compare your
output with the sample output provided here for TeX and LaTeX.