Index of texmf/doc/html/:
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This directory tree includes hypertext versions of documentation
written in Texinfo or other formats.  Most of these documents have
been converted automatically using `texi2html' or other converters
closely modeled after it.  Other versions of these documents (e.g. 
DVI and/or PostScript files suitable for previewing or printing) 
should be available elsewhere in the texmf/doc/ tree.

The best way to access the files in this directory tree is to point 
your favorite WWW browser to

  file://localhost/cdrom/texmf/doc/html/INDEX.html

Even better, if you're running a WWW server yourself, just create
a symbolic link in your WWW server directory pointing to this page
to make this documentation available to anyone in the world.

- UV, 1996/02/20

NOTE: Care has been to ensure that file names remain unique if they
are truncated to 8+3 characters on ISO-9660 or MS-DOS file systems.
Therefore, it should be possible to access this documentation even
on those systems as long as your WWW browser is intelligent enough
to find a file "INDEX.htm" when a hyperlink points to "INDEX.html".

- UV, 1996/02/24

For the second edition of the `TeX Live' CD-ROM several of these 
manuals have been updated to the latest versions.  The conversion
was done using a slightly hacked version of texi2html 1.51 which 
was modified to handle the `@url' and `@email' tags introduced 
in Texinfo 3.9.

- UV, 1997/03/24


How the files were produced:
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* Kpathsea, Web2C, Dvips, Fontname, Eplain, Texinfo, AUC-TeX:

  All of these documents where converted from Texinfo sources 
  using

    texi2html -menu -split_node -verbose <file>.texi

  All the <file>_toc.html files were then edited slightly 
  to add a link pointing back to the index page.

* TDS:

  The TDS draft was first converted from LaTeX to Texinfo 
  using `tds2texi.el' (included in the TDS distribution).
  It was then converted to Texinfo with `texi2html' as 
  described above.

* UK TUG TeX FAQ:

  The UK TUG TeX FAQ was directly converted from LaTeX
  to HTML using `faq2html.el'.  There is no corresponding  
  Texinfo version because Texinfo wasn't flexible enough
  to achieve all the desired features such as embedding
  hyperlinks to external FTP or HTTP servers on the WWW.

* comp.fonts FAQ:

  The comp.fonts FAQ was retrieved from the comp.fonts
  home page at http://www.ora.com/homepages/comp.fonts/.