Processing the Document

N.B. If someone (Joe?) would like to write a make file, then we could just do:

$ make document

wouldn't that be nice? In the meantime:

• run latex on the document, e.g.

  $ latex gbt_doc_guide
  

  to produce a .dvi file, and generate the Table of Contents, Section References, and so on. Note that you may need to run this two or three times (especially on a new document) to correctly resolve all of the cross references. L^ATEXwill warn you if this is necessary.

• run latex2html on the document to create the HTML version:

  $ latex2html gbt_doc_guide
  

  Note that the html pages (one per section) will be placed in a subdirectory of the current directory with the same name as the .tex file, with the initial link file called index.html.

• run pdflatex on the document to create the PDF version:

  $ pdflatex gbt_doc_guide
  

  This will produce a file with a .pdf extension and the same name as the original .tex file.

• if you wish to create a postscript version of the document, run dvips.

  $ dvips -o gbt_doc_guide.ps gbt_doc_guide