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I have a collection of articles written in latex, and I would like to "merge" them into a larger thesis document, in which each article will be a chapter. I have been looking at include and input, which are great if you start with the meta-document in mind. However in my articles I have sometimes a bit exotic dependencies, such as dot2texi, and using the naive approach fails rather abysmally with all kinds of broken paths.

So I was wondering, do you recommend any "best practices" for merging non-trivial documents -- which packages to look at, or to avoid at all cost, etc.

Thanks

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Take a look at the combine package. – Stephan Lehmke Dec 15 '12 at 21:00
You can also look at pgfpages. – recluze Dec 16 '12 at 5:47

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