% htmldoc --webpage -f output.pdf filename.html ENTER % htmldoc --webpage -f output.ps filename.html ENTERwhere
output.pdf
and output.ps
are the names
of the files you want to generate, and filename.html
is
the HTML file you are converting.
The "--webpage" option tells HTMLDOC that you want to convert a web page or other unstructured document.
The "-f" option tells HTMLDOC what file to generate. If you don't specify an output file then a PDF file is send to the standard output.
% htmldoc --book -f output.html file1.html ... fileN.html ENTER % htmldoc --book -f output.pdf file1.html ... fileN.html ENTER % htmldoc --book -f output.ps file1.html ... fileN.html ENTERwhere
output.html
, output.pdf
, and output.ps
are the names of the files you want to generate, and file1.html
to fileN.html
are the HTML files you want to use for the book.
The "--book" option tells HTMLDOC that you want to
generate a book from the HTML file(s) you specified.
HTMLDOC will build a table of contents for the book using
the heading elements (H1
, H2
, etc.) in
your HTML files. It will also add a title page using the
document TITLE
text and other META
information you supply in your HTML files.
--titlefile
option sets the HTML file or image
to use on the title page:
% htmldoc --titlefile filename.bmp ... ENTER % htmldoc --titlefile filename.gif ... ENTER % htmldoc --titlefile filename.jpg ... ENTER % htmldoc --titlefile filename.png ... ENTER % htmldoc --titlefile filename.html ... ENTERHTMLDOC supports BMP, GIF, JPEG, and PNG images, as well as generic HTML text you supply for the title page(s).