At 4:16 PM 2/26/95, Sean Doran wrote:
I've finally had a chance to look at this URL.
Stan, I think you did an excellent job with the summaries and layouts.
Thanks, Sean, that reminded me to send a note of appreciation to Stan and it deserves to go to the list. I dumped my Powerpoint slides into Word RTF and ran it through an RTF-to-HTML filter and it came out looking dumb (all headlines, no lists) but what the heck, nobody going to read it online, right? Well, when Stan published it it looked nice (all lists, no headlines) and what-do-you-know, he even retrieved a PacBell logo for the intro! Nice. :-) I'm really beginning to think that online is the way to publish. Stan makes it look so professional. Thanks, Stan! You've got a job for life. :-) --Kent
So what tools do people use to put presentations into web? Allen Cole University of Utah Computer Center cole@cc.utah.edu 3440 Merrill Engineering Building cole@utahcca.bitnet Salt Lake City, UT 84112 utah-cs!cole (801) 581-8805 On Mon, 27 Feb 1995, Kent W. England wrote:
At 4:16 PM 2/26/95, Sean Doran wrote:
I've finally had a chance to look at this URL.
Stan, I think you did an excellent job with the summaries and layouts.
Thanks, Sean, that reminded me to send a note of appreciation to Stan and it deserves to go to the list.
I dumped my Powerpoint slides into Word RTF and ran it through an RTF-to-HTML filter and it came out looking dumb (all headlines, no lists) but what the heck, nobody going to read it online, right?
Well, when Stan published it it looked nice (all lists, no headlines) and what-do-you-know, he even retrieved a PacBell logo for the intro! Nice. :-)
I'm really beginning to think that online is the way to publish. Stan makes it look so professional.
Thanks, Stan! You've got a job for life. :-)
--Kent
In message <Pine.SUN.3.91.950305174156.12714B-100000@mon.cc.utah.edu>, "Allen M . Cole" writes:
So what tools do people use to put presentations into web?
Allen Cole University of Utah Computer Center cole@cc.utah.edu 3440 Merrill Engineering Building cole@utahcca.bitnet Salt Lake City, UT 84112 utah-cs!cole (801) 581-8805
The emacs editor. :-) Also useful is latex2html (see CERN, under tools), the netpbm stuff, xfig, transfig, other tex/latex stuff. Anything that can make eps, ps, gif, or jpeg files or any graphics format that can be converted into one of these. But you still need to be able to edit HTML. Below is the perl HTML->slide conversion I use. It produces slitex files from the html (which has to be edited in a certain style. The slitex produces postscript files that can be run through lzps and loaded into wb for mbone use. Curtis #!perl # $Id$ eval "exec /usr/bin/perl -S $0 $*" if $running_under_some_shell; # just to get the shell to run perl @listfont = ( "normalsize", "small", "footnotesize", "scriptsize" ); $prefix = "automatic"; if (defined($ARGV[0])) { $prefix = "$ARGV[0]"; $prefix =~ s/\.html$//; } while (<>) { if (/^$/) { next; } elsif (/^\s*<title>(.+)<\/title>\s*$/) { $title = "$1"; next; } elsif (/^<title>(.+)$/) { $title = "$1"; $title =~ s/\s+$//; while (<>) { if (/\s*(.+)<\/title> *$/) { $title .= " $1"; last; } s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; $title .= " $_"; } next; } elsif (/^<h1>(.+)<\/h1> *$/) { $title = "$1"; next; } elsif (/^<h1>(.+)$/) { $title = "$1"; $title =~ s/\s+$//; while (<>) { if (/\s*(.+)<\/h1> *$/) { $title .= " $1"; last; } s/\n//; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; $title .= " $_"; } next; } elsif (/<hr>/) { last; } s/\n//; s/<p>\s*$/\n/; $body .= "$_\n"; } $depth = 0; $touched = 0; $slide_no=0; while (<>) { s/\n//; s/<a [^>]*>//g; s/<\/a>//g; if (s/<img src="([^">]*.gif)">//) { $gif = "$1"; $ps = "$gif"; $ps =~ s/.gif$/.ps/; if (-f "$ps") { print stderr "gif= $gif, ps= $ps\n"; unlink("$prefix-$slide$plot.ps"); system("ln -s $ps $prefix-$slide$plot.ps"); ++$plot; } else { $ps =~ s/-small.ps$/.ps/; if (-f "$ps") { print stderr "gif= $gif, ps= $ps\n"; unlink("$prefix-$slide$plot.ps"); system("ln -s $ps $prefix-$slide$plot.ps"); ++$plot; } else { die "can't find $ps\n"; } } } next if (/^\s*next\s*/); next if (/^\s*$/); next if (/Curtis Villamizar/); if ($depth >= 0 && $touched == 0) { next if (/<hr>/); ++$slide_no; $slide = sprintf("%.2d", $slide_no); $plot = "a"; die "can't open root file\n" if ! open(root, ">$prefix-$slide.root"); print root "\\documentstyle{slides}\n\n"; print root "\\pagestyle{empty}\n"; print root "\n\\begin{document}\n\n\\small\n"; # print root "$title ---\n$body\n"; die "can't open slide file\n" if ! open(slide, ">$prefix-$slide.tex"); print root "\\blackandwhite{$prefix-$slide.tex}\n\n"; print slide "\\begin{slide}{}\n\\small\n"; $touched = 1; } if (/<hr>/) { if ($depth >= 0) { while ($depth > 0) { print slide "% oops\n\\end{itemize}}\n"; --$depth; } print slide "\\end{slide}\n\n"; close slide; print root "\\end{document}\n"; close root; } $depth = 0; $touched = 0; next; } elsif (/^<h1>(.+)<\/h1> *$/) { print slide "{\\LARGE $1}\n\n"; next; } elsif (/^<h2>(.+)<\/h2> *$/) { print slide "{\\large $1}\n"; next; } elsif (/^<h2>(.+)$/) { $title = "$1"; $title =~ s/\s+$//; while (<>) { if (/\s*(.+)<\/h2> *$/) { $title .= " $1"; last; } s/\n//; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; $title .= " $_"; } print slide "{\\large $title}\n"; next; } $untouched = 0; while ($untouched == 0) { $untouched = 1; if (/^\s*<ul>/) { s/^\s*<ul>//; if ($depth < 0) { $depth = 1; } else { ++$depth; } print slide "{\\$listfont[$depth]\n"; print slide "\\begin{itemize}\n"; if ($depth > 1) { print slide "\\itemsep 0in\n"; } $untouched = 0; } if (/^\s*<\/ul>/) { s/^\s*<\/ul>//; if ($depth > 0) { --$depth; print slide "\\end{itemize}\n}\n"; } $untouched = 0; } if (/^\s*<li>/) { s/^\s*<li>//; print slide "\\item\n"; $untouched = 0; } if (/^\s*<p>/) { s/^\s*<p>//; print slide "\n"; $untouched = 0; } if (s/^\s*<pre>//) { $untouched = 0; } if (s/^\s*<\/pre>//) { $untouched = 0; } if (s/^\s*<hr>//) { last; } if (s/^<<//) { print slide "\$<<\$"; $untouched = 0; } elsif (s/^< //) { print slide "\$<\$ "; $untouched = 0; } elsif (/^\s*</) { die "unrecognized: $_\n"; } s/%/\\%/; if (s/^\s*([^<]+)//) { if ($depth > 0) { $text = "$1"; $text =~ s/>=/\$>=\$/; $text =~ s/>>/\$>>\$/; $text =~ s/> /\$>\$ /; print slide "$text\n"; } $untouched = 0; } } } # Local Variables: --needed by emacs-- # mode: c --needed by emacs-- # comment-start: "#" --needed by emacs-- # comment-end: "\n" --needed by emacs-- # End: --needed by emacs--
participants (3)
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Allen M. Cole
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Curtis Villamizar
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kwe@cts.com