General ⇒ Combination of several Source Files into one Document
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Combination of several Source Files into one Document
I have several .tex documents and my supervisor requires me to combine all my papers into a main .tex file. I am a noob in LaTeX, and I searched for many related topics but still don't know where going wrong. Could any one give me a simple example of combined code please (e.g. what package should I use)? Any commends would be appreciate.
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Combination of several Source Files into one Document
I'm not sure if this answers your question, but here goes.
You can have one main document (the one you compile), and then input the code from the other documents with
This is nice to keep order in your things, and behaves just like if all the LaTeX code was in one file 
You can have one main document (the one you compile), and then input the code from the other documents with
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\input{anotherdocument.tex}

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