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Are there supporting style files of TeX file?
The journal asked me to provide them “supporting files so they will be able to uploading the same. They asked me to send them the tex file and the style files of the tex file”. I sent them all the files that are in the relevant directory: .tex, .pdf, (all figures), .bib, .sty, .clo, .cls and .synctex.gz.
Do you need to include files in file2.tex?
Note that file2.tex does not have its own preamble, document class, \\begin {document} etc. Think of \\input as having a similar effect to you manually copying and pasting whatever is in file2.tex into file1.tex: no need to include anything you wouldn’t want to copy in this fashion.
Why does Tex not include files from parent directory?
Perhaps your TeX configuration does not allow to include files from the parent directory, using ../ will not work then. What distribution do you use? You could avoid that if you put the image and chapter directories below the directory of the root file.
Where do I find the root TeX file?
What I have at the moment is several folders each containing a chapter. The folder contains the tex file and an image folder containing the images that are going to go into that chapter. There is also a folder called root, that contains the root tex file, like follows:
Is there a way to compile another TeX file?
As demonstrated in the following video clip, even if you have set your project’s main .tex file you can select another file to compile—provided it contains a \\documentclass declaration.
Which is the best document class for Tex?
Unless a publisher specifically asks to use in-house style files, it is recommended that for a paper or book you use one of the standard document classes that are part any current TeX installation: article or amsart for papers, and book or amsbook for book-length manuscripts.
How to load packages into a LaTeX document?
The packages are loaded automatically if you use one of the ams document classes; if you use a standard LaTeX document class, load the packages explicitly with \sepackage {amsmath, amsthm} . Documentation. Gratzer’s book “Math into LaTeX” provides complete documentation for these and other amslatex packages, and is the only book to do so.