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alwayssmile68
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what's difference between \include and \input

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we always use \include or \input to import external texts into current file. Please say something about their differences! Thanks.
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gmedina
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what's difference between \include and \input

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\include will always start a new page. With \include you have the \includeonly command.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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what's difference between \include and \input

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Hi,

perhaps this text might be helpful for you: Structuring Large Documents.

Stefan
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