Category Archive: LaTeX

May
26

Clearing terminal command line history

To view terminal command history in Mac and Linux, simply type history in the terminal. You can view the information of this command by typing man history. Up to 500 command lines can be saved in the .bash_history file (same for Mac and Linux). .bash_history file is located in your home directory. There are some …

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Mar
04

Latex in Mac

I am trying to get Latex IDE for Mac… Have been searching for lot’s of IDE and try to work out which one is the best. Some of the IDE is not user friendly at all, some is good for mathematic equations and some doesn’t support bibtex although it’s easy to be used. So which …

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Dec
13

Latex To Xhtml Api using tex4ht

For the past 2 weeks I have been struggling with latex to html conversion. I tried packages like latex2html in ubuntu (after I decided to give up on trying to install in window) and plastex (python packages for latex conversion running in window). Both packages produce a good html format, but the html result generated …

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Nov
18

Installing latex2html in window

Getting latex2html work in window is a real pain. Try to search a lot of forums to solve the below installation problem but seems like no luck… > Building “latex2html.bat” from “latex2html.pin” > … building pstoimg > build.pl (Revision 1.6) > config\build.pl: Warning: Skipping build of pstoimg because of missing external programs. > … building …

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Nov
18

Converting LaTex Document to xHtml using plasTeX

Another features will be added to ICE project that I work on. Since ICE is moving towards targetting Researcher in USQ, we are going to impliment LaTeX conversion to allow Researchers to view their LaTeX document in xHtml form instead of using latex command to compile to .dvi format and view the document using xdvi. …

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