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It would involve writing a bibliography style file (*.bst) that only inserts the abstract. This could be done, but you'd have to write it yourself (it's not an everyday request).

I want what I described in my original post. Put another way: why would you want to do this? Reference lists are linked to specific documents (or portions of them). If you want to split up a PDF after the fact, that's one thing, but why would one document be completely divorced from its reference l...

You want "breaklines=true" inside lstset.

Does txfonts work?

Because that's not what "Download PDF" means. You can, however, extract the image file from the PDF with most PDF viewers.

This is because of the unicode-math package. I think it's because the font doesn't include it, and unicode-math doesn't let TeX fake it. The following code does work, but your math font doesn't: \documentclass{standalone} \usepackage{amsmath} \begin{document} \(:\mathbf{:}\boldsymbol{:}\)\bo...

Does this work? No, I don't want document2 to be merged in document1, see the OP. Then what DO you want? If you want to create a master document and then separate out parts of it, you can split them apart with something like this: [Codebox=bash] gs -dLastPage=20 -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=pdfwrite ...

I think I managed to figure out what you're talking about with respect to the hyperlinks (despite the fact that the example you attached doesn't even have 15 pages). The solution is to leave out "hypertexnames=false"; commenting that line out fixed the broken targets for me. To get a physi...

Does this work?

Note that the preamble and bibliography information should be removed from the included files.

Check your language settings; I can only reproduce this if I set "language=italian" in the options to biblatex. (I have also had nothing but trouble with biblatex, so I don't use it, but I was able to reproduce that....)