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Read Me

Type the GNU/Linux command

./configure

The configure shell script will give system specific instructions on
package installation depending on your system. This is not a autotools package. 

make

The Makefile will execute and the following files will build.

index.html - This file has relative links to the .pdf, .tar.gz and .zip files
	     Other associated HTML files many appear.
indexNoSplit.html - Same as index.html but content is one large HTML page.
Website.pdf - PDF of website content.
Website.txt - Text version of website content.
Website.zip - Zip file of all HTML, PDF and Text files.
Website.tar.gz - Compressed source tar file of all content including the
                 Makefile and build scripts. All content can be
                 regenerated from this tar file.

PostScript and TeX DVI output formats are created but there is no linkage to
them in the index.html file. This can be fixed by editing the .tex file.

To publish to a website using latex2html type on the command line

make clean ; make ; make website

To publish to a website using htlatex type on the command line

make clean ; make html ; make website

To clean content built by LaTeX Web Publisher type on the command line

make clean

The source files of the content will not be deleted.

Other building options
make pdf  - Builds: Website.pdf
make djvu - Builds: Website.djvu
make dvi  - Builds DVI output: Website.dvi
make ps   - Builds PostScript output: Website.ps
make text - Builds plain text with no headers: Website.txt
make zip  - Creates a .zip file of the current compiled output formats.
make distclean ; make dist - Creates a compressed source tar file of all
             content including Makefile and build scripts. All content can
             be regenerated from this tar file.
make help - Lists all make options.
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