January 1994
Intermediate to advanced
192 pages
4h 9m
English
When preparing large reports, theses, papers, and the like, it is easier to work on them by chapters or sections. The way to do this is to create a separate .TEX file for each chapters or section and a “root” .TEX file that (1) specifies the type of document, (2) the style and formatting to be used, (3) any new commands or macros you will be using, (4) commands to create special parts (for example, a table of contents or an index), and (5) the particular .TEX files to be included. In Fig. 7.1 an example of a root file is given that you
consisting of several .TEX files.
The root file has two parts: ...
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