I want to add LaTeX-documents to my main document as appendices.
I have a set of documents (of class scrartcl) that all have their own tables of content, titles etc. Each of these documents should be included as an appendix in the main document.
Optimally, it would work like:
- The main document lists every document in its TOC (e.g. ... 4. foo 5. bar A First Appendix ...)
After the content of the main document has ended, the appendix documents are listed (each on a new page)
Each appendix-document's content stays untouched (They have different headers etc.)
- (I don't think that's possible) The numbering for e.g. graphics is altered so that it is "Figure A 4.1" instead of "Figure 4.1 for Appendix A.
Can something like this be done?
If not, is it possible to stitch the pdfs of every document together? Then I would have to find a way to adjust the main TOC.
Any help is highly appreciated.
pdfpages
package will help you combinepdfs
. the\addcontentsline
mechanism will help with thetoc
. your third and fourth bullets seem to conflict... – cmhughes Mar 12 '12 at 19:27pdfpages
. Regarding Point 3/4 staying in conflict: I maybe should have phrased that a little better - what I meant in point 3 is that the content of the .tex files of the appendix documents should stay untouched. :) – Julian Mar 12 '12 at 20:10