Other make targets I regularly use include
make dvio ;; make and view (`open') LaTeX's output DVI file
make html ;; make HTML version
make htmlo ;; open the HTML version in a Web browser
make thtml ;; ``touch'' and remake the HTML version
make hclean ;; delete the HTML version completely
make tclean ;; ``totally clean'' deletes all generated files
Note that make html will reuse figures from a previous make,
if they exist. This is usually a good thing, but if they seem to be
out of synch in some way, try ``make hclean html'' to
regenerate them from scratch. I use make thtml when I've
changed something outside of the make dependencies, such as
.latex2html-init, and I want to force a remake of the HTML version
while reusing figures for speed.