I am used to doing CSS and XHTML, and find it nice to have the layout and contents in their own file. Now I am wondering if this is also possible in LaTex.
A search did not turn up an answer. So if anyone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.
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Putting layout in seperate file
Last edited by madeye on Fri Oct 09, 2009 7:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Putting layout in seperate file
Hi,
you could put your "layout" commands in a separate file and include it by \input.
Some people even put the whole preamble in a tex file and include it to separate it or to reuse it with other documents.
Stefan
you could put your "layout" commands in a separate file and include it by \input.
Some people even put the whole preamble in a tex file and include it to separate it or to reuse it with other documents.
Stefan
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Re: Putting layout in seperate file
This is kind of scary... 
I've only just posted the question, and there is an answer after only a few minutes.
The input command is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks alot.
I've only just posted the question, and there is an answer after only a few minutes.
The input command is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks alot.
Madeye