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"http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> Table of Contents Table of Contents Part A  Tutorial 1  How to get started 2  Style files 2.1  Standard base styles 2.2  Other base styles 2.3  Other style files 3  A note on style 3.1  Spacing, Paragraphs 3.2  Math mode 3.3  Warnings 3.4  Commands 3.5  Style choices 4  How to detect and correct errors 4.1  HEVEA does not know a macro 4.2  HEVEA incorrectly interprets a macro 4.3  HEVEA crashes 5  Making HEVEA and LATEX both happy 5.1  File loading 5.2  The hevea package 5.3  Comments 6  With a little help from LATEX 6.1  The image file 6.2  A toy example 6.3  Including Postscript images 6.4  Using filters 7  Cutting your document into pieces with HACHA 7.1  Simple usage 7.2  Advanced usage 7.3  More Advanced Usage 8  Generating HTML constructs 8.1  High-Level Commands 8.2  More on included images 8.3  The rawhtml environment 8.4  Internal macros 8.5  Examples 9  Customizing HEVEA 9.1  Simple changes 9.2  Changing defaults for type-styles 9.3  Changing the interface of a command 9.4  Checking the optional argument within a command 9.5  Changing the Format of Images 10  Other output formats 10.1  Text 10.2  Info Part B  Reference manual B.1  Commands and Environments B.1.1  Command Names and Arguments B.1.2  Environments B.1.3  Fragile Commands B.1.4  Declarations B.1.5  Invisible Commands B.1.6  The \\ Command B.2  The Structure of the Document B.3  Sentences and Paragraphs B.3.1  Spacing B.3.2  Paragraphs B.3.3  Footnotes B.3.4  Accents and special symbols B.4  Sectioning B.4.1  Sectioning commands B.4.2  The Appendix B.4.3  Table of Contents Use HACHA B.5  Classes, Packages and Page Styles B.5.1  Document Class B.5.2  Packages and Page Styles B.5.3  The Title Page and Abstract B.6  Displayed Paragraphs B.6.1  Quotation and Verse B.6.2  List-Making environments B.6.3  The list and trivlist environments B.6.4  Verbatim B.7  Mathematical Formulas B.7.1  Math Mode Environment B.7.2  Common Structures B.7.3  Mathematical symbols B.7.4  Putting one thing above the other B.7.5  Spacing B.7.6  Changing Style B.8  Definitions, Numbering B.8.1  Defining Commands B.8.2  Defining Environments B.8.3  Theorem-like Environments B.8.4  Numbering B.8.5  The ifthen Package B.9  Figures and Other Floating Bodies B.10  Lining It Up in Columns B.10.1  The tabbing Environment B.10.2  The array and tabular environments B.11  Moving Information Around B.11.1  Files B.11.2  Cross-References B.11.3  Bibliography and Citations B.11.4  Splitting the Input B.11.5  Index and Glossary B.11.6  Terminal Input and Output B.12  Line and Page Breaking B.12.1  Line Breaking B.12.2  Page Breaking B.13  Lengths, Spaces and Boxes B.13.1  Length B.13.2  Space B.13.3  Boxes B.14  Pictures and Colors B.14.1  The picture environment and the graphics Package B.14.2  The color Package B.15  Font Selection B.15.1  Changing the Type Style B.15.2  Changing the Type Size B.15.3  Special Symbols B.16  Extra Features B.16.1  Accents in maths B.16.2  TeX macros B.16.3  Command Definition inside Command Definition B.16.4  Date and time B.16.5  Fancy sectioning commands B.16.6  HEVEA as a Back-End for VideoC B.17  Implemented Packages B.17.1  AMS compatibility B.17.2  The array and tabularx Packages B.17.3  The calc Package B.17.4  The comment Package B.17.5  Multiple Indexes with the index and multind package B.17.6  The url package B.17.7  Verbatim Text : the moreverb and verbatim Packages B.17.8  Typesetting Computer Languages: the listings Package B.17.9  Experimental Implementations Part C  Practical information C.1  Usage C.1.1  HEVEA usage C.1.2  HACHA usage C.1.3  esponja usage C.1.4  imagen usage C.1.5  Using make C.2  Browser configuration C.3  Availability C.3.1  Internet stuff C.3.2  Law C.4  Installation C.4.1  Requirements C.4.2  Principles C.5  Other LATEX to HTML translators C.6  Acknowledgements References Index