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Update 2012-02-11 : Since my question is quite old but very popular, I'd propose to reopen it. I'd like to know, if more options are available a year later.
I'd like to convert some university papers from LaTeX into ePub format - without using PDF as intermediate format. You know, PDF is page-oriented, while ePub is more flow-oriented.
While I found several hints, I failed to find a good 'standard' solution.
Could someone please propose the ideal way? One which keeps mathematical formulas render beautiful?
[Using TeXShop on Mac OS X]
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You can't yet export directly to ePub from writeLaTeX, but you can export to PDF. To get ePub, you can download the LaTeX source from writeLaTeX and run it through a format conversion tool, such as htlatex to get HTML, and then go from HTML to ePub with a tool like Sigil or Calibre.
Our PDF to LaTeX conversion toolsUse Snip to digitize all your PDFs and read them on any device. You can also create editable documents and export them to LaTeX and other useful formats like DOCX, Markdown, and HTML.
It is not possible to convert latex file to word file directly. Use GrindEQ. You can convert Word to Latex, Latex to Word, and MathType to Equation. If you have a need to convert a single file, then manual work is probably the best approach...
Pandoc supports conversion from Latex to e-Pub. The chances are high that it doesn't handle your Latex documents completely, but it should help with the conversion process.
Pandoc has converted Tex formulae to Mathml; I don't know how good that conversion is since I haven't used it.
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