Internationalisation  

  
A special variable $LANGUAGE_TITLES in the initialisation or configuration files determines the language in which some section titles will appear. For example setting it to

$LANGUAGE_TITLES = 'french';

will cause L^ATEX2HTML to produce ``Table des matières'' instead of ``Table of Contents''.
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Furthermore, the value of the \today command is presented in a format customary in that language.

   
The only languages currently supported are french, english and german but it is trivial to add support for another language in the file latex2html.config. As a guide here is the entry for the French titles:

sub french_titles {
 $toc_title = "Table des mati\\`eres";	
 $lof_title = "Liste des figures";
 $lot_title = "Liste des tableaux";
 $idx_title = "Index";
 $bib_title = "R\\'ef\\'erences";		
 $info_title = "\\`A propos de ce document..."; 
 $abs_title = "Résumé";
 $pre_title = "Préface";
 $app_title = "Annexe";
 @Month = ('', 'janvier', 'février', 'mars', 'avril', 'mai',
              'juin', 'juillet', 'août', 'septembre', 'octobre',
              'novembre', 'décembre');
}

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In order to provide full support for another language you may also replace the navigation buttons which come with L^ATEX2HTML (by default in English) with your own. As long as the new buttons have the same file-names as the old ones, there should not be a problem.