Bashing on with HTML manual

cpdfmanual.tex

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 {\sffamily \bfseries \LARGE Coherent Graphics Ltd}
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    \noindent\verb!-rolemap! Set role map
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-  Please see the PDF version of the manual for the documentation to this chapter.
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 \section{Basics}
 
 We can draw on an existing PDF (or a new one created with \texttt{-create-pdf} from the previous chapter) using the \texttt{-draw} operation. This provides commands for drawing vector graphics, simple text and adding images. For example:
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 A role map, which maps non-standard structure types to standard ones, may be set with \texttt{-rolemap}. For example \texttt{-rolemap "/S1/H1/S2/H2"} would map the S1 structure type to the standard type H1 and so on.
 
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 \begin{cpdflib}
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 \section*{C Interface}
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 \chapter{Change logs}\pagestyle{empty}
 
 \section{CPDF Change Log}
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 {\footnotesize\begin{alltt}
 \input{../camlpdf/Changes}
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-\fi
 
 \chapter{Matterhorn Protocol}\pagestyle{empty}
 

html_manual/clean

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 rm -f *.html *.4ct *.4tc *.aux *.css *.dvi *.idv *.idx *.lg *.log *.tmp *.xref *.png *.toc *.out *.cut 
+rm -rf manualimages
+rm -f Changes
+rm -rf ../camlpdf
+rm -f logo.pdf

html_manual/go

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-htlatex ../cpdfmanual "html,2"
+cp -r ../manualimages .
+cp ../logo.pdf .
+cp ../Changes .
+mkdir ../camlpdf
+cp ../../camlpdf/Changes ../camlpdf/Changes
+TEXINTUTS=..:$TEXINPUTS htlatex ../cpdfmanual "html,2"