GeneralCombination of several Source Files into one Document

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zgjiangtoby
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Combination of several Source Files into one Document

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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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Bozack
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Combination of several Source Files into one Document

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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

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\input{anotherdocument.tex}
This is nice to keep order in your things, and behaves just like if all the LaTeX code was in one file :)
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