Introducing html2latex FOR LINUX

Are you looking for a convenient Perl script to convert your nicely formatted HTML files into LaTeX files effortlessly? Look no further than html2latex FOR LINUX. This tool streamlines the conversion process, making it easier for you to work with documents in different formats. Whether you need to handle URLs, convert images, or modify document sections, html2latex FOR LINUX has got you covered.

Key Features of html2latex FOR LINUX

• Handles URLs both from the command line and in the IMG tag


• Converts images from jpeg or gif to png with pdflatex support


• Renders nested tables accurately


• Supports a wide range of international characters like umlauts and accents


• Automatically converts headers into sections with customization options


• Generates lists in any form as needed


• Offers extensive configuration through command-line options or an XML config file


• Allows easy extension by writing custom handlers

How to Use html2latex FOR LINUX

Getting started with html2latex FOR LINUX is simple. Just use the following command:

html2latex [options] < filename >

Useful Options

• --help -h ?: Print the help information


• --image_scale --image -i < float >: Set the image scale


• --font_size --font -f < integer >: Adjust the font size (must be between 10-12)


• --debug -d: Display debugging information


• --table_border --border: Customize table border styles


• --document_class --document --class=s < string >: Define the LaTeX document class


• --package < string >: Add a LaTeX package each time you run the script


• --latex2pdf --pdf -p: Generate PDF and LaTeX files simultaneously

System Requirements

If you're considering using html2latex FOR LINUX, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Perl


• HTML::Tree


• XML::Simple


• HTML::Parser


• XML::Parser


• LWP::Simple


• URI


• Image::Magick

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