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Press RESET immediately, All! Again I return to the already hackneyed question. There are some comrades here they argued that html is a wonderful way of presenting text, N times better than any M$-Word. They even have all the paperwork in the office in html. Wonderful how. Only under the document usually it means a paper copy, but how to get it from an electronic one - this is a whole problem. Okay, Mozilla has learned to print, and so has html2ps. almost... But the very problems that I spoke about initially emerge: Well, no program can correctly split text into pages. Here's Mozilla for example: it breaks pages right in the middle of images! And tables and paragraphs are torn. Can anyone print this normally? (La)TeX will understand: if a picture does not fit, it is moved to the next one page, table too, in addition there are floating tables, paragraphs, along with the headings, they are also not torn up haphazardly, if possible. For example, the title is never the last line on the page. How to print html, well, not at the TeX level, but at least to Could you just read this? Mozilla (1.4.1) didn't care about styles page-break-before, page-break-after, page-break-inside -- breaks pages anywhere. Fonts are also selected at 24 point size -- I need the text, on A4, and not a poster for the May 1st demonstration! Yes andmanually go into someone else's ready-made html and edit styles, etc. somehow not very it's working out well... I tried html2ps. The result on a number of points, unlike Mozilla, looks much better. But there are no pictures! There's no way to do that I don't understand. No matter how you fight, the result is the same. He gave both URLs and absolute paths I wrote it in html. Instead of an image, any image, jpg and png, text from the alt tag. Moreover, it writes in stderr: retrieving image blablabla... but more intelligible diagnostics, what and why, are not provided in html2ps. :-( I must say, I also tried it in Windows from Explorer. It's there externally It looks better than Mozilla's, but the fonts are also strange. No, I I understand that this is such a wild size in the html, but on the screen it it looks more or less normal... So I really want to know if document flow is in html - then print it out with WHAT??? As far as I understand, all these MSXML.dll are the same thing that is used in Explorer (6.0). That is, there is not much difference no, the result is bad. In *nix there is absolutely no way to get a decent paper copy. There are more thought: perhaps it will be possible to convert html to (La)TeX, and then to ps. Debian has a pearl script for this, gnuhtml2latex. Issues the result is disgusting, there are no pictures, Russian letters are missing (no font?), entire pages disappear (!!!), tables turninto something strange... This is no good. Maybe there is another way?

Don't slaughter the cash cow that lays golden eggs, Kirill...! 02 May 04 12:36, Kirill Frolov -> Kirill Frolov: KF> they say html is a wonderful way of presenting KF> text, N times better than any M$-Word. Well, import the HTML document into Word :). For example, I am well aware that the chief accountant is a bummer :) I don’t have to know what IE and HTML are, so I’ll take it to her for printing a sample contract downloaded from the Internet in the form of a Word document. With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

Hello Kirill! 02 May 04 12:36, Kirill Frolov -> Kirill Frolov: KF> I must say, I also tried it in Windows from Explorer. Have you tried it from Word? KF> So I really want to know if document flow is in html - then KF> print it with WHAT??? Then they make it for printing, and don’t look for it on the internet on random sites ;) Save some document in Word as html - it will work fine later will be printed. Best regards, Eugene.

Press RESET immediately, Eugene Palenock! On Wed, 05 May 04 08:38:48 +0400, Eugene Palenock wrote: KF>> I must say, I also tried it in Windows from Explorer. EP> Have you tried it from Word? No. And I won't. In general, for Linux I need...