If you're looking at these words, I assume you had no errors (which should be the case). If there were errors with config.bat you need to correct them prior to continuing here. Unfortunately, we're not done yet. The config.bat simply configured the installation executable. At this point, some older sources would have you run the test.bat to make sure everything went as planned with config.bat . However, with newer versions (as is the case here), that is unnecessary. Now, we are ready to actually install LaTeX2HTML. When the installation runs, you will see a dizzying amount of text scrolling by in the Command Prompt. That's what it's supposed to do; it's creating several new files and folders. Again, a deep breath...and in the Command Prompt, type install and hit the enter key.