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LaTeX Web Publisher
LaTeX Web Publisher is a Makefile based Web publishing system
...Other features include spell checking, broken link checking, diction and style analysis on LaTeX sources. LaTeX Web Publisher is a wrapper for the programs latex, makeindex, latex2html, htlatex, dvips, dvi2ps, ps2pdf, pdflatex, pdf2djvu, dvi2tty, dvipdfm, epstopdf, convert, aspell, diction, style and linkchecker. -
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LaTeX2docX - A Simple Script
LaTeX to docx/odt converter
Simple LaTeX -> odt/docx shell converter for Linux users. It uses latex2html and Libreoffice. It just uses these other tools. Nothing more, nothing less. -
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LaTeX2HTML-gui is a graphical user interface for LaTeX2HTML. You can set about 100 parameters of LaTeX2HTML in graphic dialogs instead of typing a config file. LaTeX2HTML offers the descriptions of all parameters without searching the documentation.
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The pf2html project adds functionality to LATEX2HTML such that LATEX documents written with pf.sty can be viewed in a web browser up to the desired level of detail for each branch of a structured proof.
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MathWiki is a modified version of MediaWiki 1.6.10, that uses LaTeX to format its pages. It uses latex2html as a backend to render the pages.
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