P4
This is related with 4492091 which has been verified in merlin, but
it couldn't be verified in 1.3.1_02 release. So this should be separated
with merlin issue.
The section 11 and 13 in the help of HtmlConverter have incorrect
description as follows.
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11) Using the command line interface method of running the converter
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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE:
The converted now supports a command line interface. From a command
line, you may type:
java HTMLConverter [ filespecs ] [-simulate] [-options1 value1 [-option2 value2
[...]]]
If only "java HTMLConverter" is specified (no filespecs or options) the GUI version
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
of the converter will be launched. Otherwise, the GUI will be suppressed.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
**** COMMENTS: This description says the opposite thing and there is an inconsistency
between the real command line usage and this Options description.
13) Running HTML Converter:
Once the installation is done, change directory to the install folder,
and do the following for your specific platform:
For example, on Windows:
> cd <HTML Converter Directory>
> java -jar htmlconv-131.jar
On Unix(Solaris):
%cd <HTML Converter Directory>
%java -jar htmlconv-131.jar
**** COMMENTS: This way of launching the converter has been already changed and
it's no longer available.
###@###.### 2001-11-21
it couldn't be verified in 1.3.1_02 release. So this should be separated
with merlin issue.
The section 11 and 13 in the help of HtmlConverter have incorrect
description as follows.
-----
11) Using the command line interface method of running the converter
-----
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE:
The converted now supports a command line interface. From a command
line, you may type:
java HTMLConverter [ filespecs ] [-simulate] [-options1 value1 [-option2 value2
[...]]]
If only "java HTMLConverter" is specified (no filespecs or options) the GUI version
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
of the converter will be launched. Otherwise, the GUI will be suppressed.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
**** COMMENTS: This description says the opposite thing and there is an inconsistency
between the real command line usage and this Options description.
13) Running HTML Converter:
Once the installation is done, change directory to the install folder,
and do the following for your specific platform:
For example, on Windows:
> cd <HTML Converter Directory>
> java -jar htmlconv-131.jar
On Unix(Solaris):
%cd <HTML Converter Directory>
%java -jar htmlconv-131.jar
**** COMMENTS: This way of launching the converter has been already changed and
it's no longer available.
###@###.### 2001-11-21