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Copy the files html-alpha.bst and makerefs.c to your directory.
Compile makerefs: gcc -o makerefs makerefs.c
local.bib, papers-to-html.tex and papers-to-html.html are example files.
======================================================================= Procedure: 1. Write your paper as normal 2. Insert URL entries into your .bib file 3. Change the \bibliographystyle to \bibliographystyle{html-alpha} 4. latex paper bibtex paper [It will no longer latex correctly.] The file paper.bbl contains (mostly) html 4. ./makerefs paper The file paper.html now contains usable html (no odd latex-isms). If you want latex2html to access this reference file rather than the one it normally uses, you will have to change the "<a name=Author97>" lines to the same key. =======================================================================