Netscape 3 does not work with -PNG in L2H 97.1alpha, use -GIF; 
but -GIF also does not work well with \begin{figure} \end{figure},
so I have to use L2H 96.1, which appears to be fine (can only
use GIF).

Complicated tables with \parbox etc. (my \Options env) have to
be processed within latex, which is achieved by putting them
inside \begin{figure} \end{figure}, because L2H cannot position
the items in the table properly. Thus, tables just have to look 
low-resolution. L2H also has problems dealing with supertabular
environment, so use either tabular or include supertabular
within \begin{figure} \end{figure}.

To make the equations and images fit better, do not forget 
to set the two scales in latex2html.config (search for SCALE).

Also, the best way to deal with icons is to set iconserver
to local directory in latex2html.config ($ICONSERVER = "./";)
and copy $L2H/icons/* to where the HTML source is.

It would pay to have all the macros in the text (eg \String{1})
converted to plain latex commands because that would avoid
calling latex & dvips & pstogif to create gif images.



Complicated tables with \parbox etc. (my \Options env) have to
be processed within latex, which is achieved by putting them
inside \begin{figure} \end{figure}, because L2H cannot position
the items in the table properly. Thus, tables just have to look 
low-resolution. L2H also has problems dealing with supertabular
environment, so use either tabular or include supertabular
within \begin{figure} \end{figure}.

To make the equations and images fit better, do not forget 
to set the two scales in latex2html.config (search for SCALE).

Also, the best way to deal with icons is to set iconserver
to local directory in latex2html.config ($ICONSERVER = "./";)
and copy $L2H/icons/* to where the HTML source is.

It would pay to have all the macros in the text (eg \String{1})
converted to plain latex commands because that would avoid
calling latex & dvips & pstogif to create gif images.
