This is a README file for the DJGPP port of TeX4Ht program.

Please read the file ../djgpp/README for general information on how to
build and install Texk packages.  This README file only describes
additional information that is peculiar to TeX4Ht.

The reason for this README file is that setting up TeX4Ht is a bit
unusual and needs some additional steps.

First, the documentation of TeX4Ht is supplied in the HTML format.
Since there's no standard place to put HTML files in the DJGPP tree, I
put the docs in this directory as a single compressed archive called
`manual.tgz'; use the DJTAR program to unpack it, like this:

	      djtar -x manual.tgz

After unpacking, read the docs with your favorite WWW browser by
pointing it to the file mn\mn.html.

Additional setup is required if you want the HTML files produced by
TeX4Ht to include graphics, for example, the document you are
converting might include PostScript figures in it.  If this is not a
consideration for you, i.e. if you only want to produce HTML text from
TeX/LaTeX documents, then you can disregard the rest of this README
file and settle for the normal installation procedure described in
../djgpp/README.

If converting graphics *is* of interest, you will have to download and
install additional utilities, which are not included in the DJGPP
port, and which are not part of the TeX4Htk distribution.  The various
possibilities and the steps to setup each one of the utilities are
described in the file readme.txt in the dos subdirectory.  That
directory also includes several batch files that will be useful for
you when converting graphics in conjunction with TeX4Ht.

Unfortunately, I cannot tell you more than dos/readme.txt describes,
since I don't have the utilities which are listed there, and I didn't
try to install and use any of them.
