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TtM can be found here : http://hutchinson.belmont.ma.us/tth/mml/. TtM is free for Linux and is a commercial product for Windows.
TtM install instructions can be found here: http://hutchinson.belmont.ma.us/tth/mml/readme_ttm.linux. Installation is drop dead easy. TtM executable lands in ${HOME}/bin directory. The TtM documentation can be found in the downloaded tar file (file ttm_manual.html).
Using TtM:
ttm -pfigures cdc06.tex # -p is need to find the figure files which here are located in the ./figures directory
which creates a .xml file and which can be copied into a .xhtml file. The MathML transaltion was very rough
And I never did find out how to get the figures to be translated. The ${HOME}/bin directory contains utilities that can successfully create .gif files from the .eps files. TtM documentation implies that TtM has robust handling for figures, doing the right thing whenever possible.
ttm appears to require that the .tex and its associated latex generated .aux be in the current working directory. The -p command line switch can give addition directories to search, like in the above example where the figure files are located in a different directory.
