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The
.data entries are quite long and do not fit on one line.
Because this file is quite small, it has also been included in full length in Section 5.3.
Because this file is quite small, it has also been included in full length in Section 5.3. The tab characters are not properly reproduced here; they will appear differently in most editors (such as vi).
This page is simply copied to the destination directory and therefore of little interest.
This document generates
test1.html and test2.html, using
Some of the changes are more subtle, and not visible on the first look. At the second look, it should become obvious that this preprocessor has many uses, some of which have not even been thought of by the author :-)
See Table A.2.
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This page is simply copied to the destination directory and therefore of little interest.
There were a few other pages used for testing, but the features tested there were the same. Because it would take a large amount of paper to list these, too, I would rather spare a few trees. These pages can be obtained by request - go to artho.com |http://artho.com/| for a contact form.
Also, the entire
artho.com page was made using HTML PLAIN, and many of the more advanced features could only be tested there, using a ``real'' page. The test pages from above were just too simple for showing some of the more subtle bugs. It was also a good way to test the inclusion of latex2html documents (see Section 5.5).
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