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combine's Introduction

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The COMBINE class

    The combine class lets you bundle individual documents into
a single document, such as when preparing a conference proceedings.

    The auxiliary combinet package puts the titles and authors from
\maketitle commands into the main document's table of contents and the
combnat package enables the combine class and the natbib package
to be used harmoniously together. The auxiliary combcite package
provides a version of the cite package for use with the combine class.

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Change History

Version 0.7a (2010/07/10)
- Previous version had a major typo, preventing the class from loading!

Version 0.7 (2010/03/22)

- Consolidate fileversion and filedate for all derived files
  I.e., combine.cls, combinet.sty, combcite.sty, combnat.sty are all now v0.7
  This is simply to make book-keeping easier
  
- Bug fix for combnat thanks to Nicola Talbot

Changes in version 0.64b of combine.dtx (2009/09/02)
- New maintainer (Will Robertson)

Minor change in the manual's abstract (2004/05/07)

Changes in version 0.2a of combinet.sty (2004/03/06)
- Minor internal change to ease hyperref pain

Changes in version 1.0 of combcite.sty (2003/11/09)
- First public release

Changes in version 0.52 of combine.cls (2003/11/09)
- Added `memoir' to the class options

Changes in version 0.51 of combine.cls (2003/07/17)
- Added macro to fix stack overflow for the combination:
  pdflatex + combine + graphicx + caption2

Changes in version 0.21 of combnat.sty (2003/05/22)
- Removed extraneous space from year citation.

Changes in version 0.5 of combine.cls
       and version 0.2 of combnat.sty (2002/08/24)
- Added options for individual bibliographies, a global bibliography,
  or both local bibliographies and a global combined bibliography.

Changes in version 0.45 of combine.cls 
       and version 0.2 of combinet.sty (2001/09/05)
- Fixed ToC alignment problem

Changes in version 0.44 of combine.cls (2001/08/25)
- Imported documents can now use a class that \LoadClass another class.

Changes in version 0.43 of combine.cls (2001/07/09)
- Removed the feature that the \appendix command changed the
  numbering scheme in all subsequent imported documents
- ToC additions are now in predefined order instead of
  input order

Changes in version 0.1 of combnat.sty (2001/07/03)
- First public release

Changes in version 0.42 of combine.cls (2001/04/04)
- Fixed incompatibility with the fancyhdr package
- Reduced, and hopefully eliminated, a pagebreak problem in the ToC

Changes in version 0.41 of combine.cls (2000/06/18)
- Cooperates with the abstract and titling packages

Changes in version 0.4 of combine.cls (2000/05/27)
- Added book option
- Extra options for ToC contents and more flexible ToC formatting
- Counters are now reset for each imported document
- Reduced the save stack size required for latexing combine.dtx

Changes in version 0.3 of combine.cls: (2000/05/20)
- \newtheorem is now catered for
- Control over the \maketitle formatting
- Improved documentation

Changes in version 0.2 of combine.cls: (2000/05/07)
- Renamed as combine class instead of collection class
- Improved documentation

Changes in version 0.1 of combinet.sty: (2000/05/07)
- First public release

----------------------------------------------------------------- 
  Author: Peter Wilson, Herries Press
  Maintainer: Will Robertson (will dot robertson at latex-project dot org)
  Copyright 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Peter R. Wilson
 
  This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
  conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either
  version 1.3c of this license or (at your option) any 
  later version: <http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt>

  This work has the LPPL maintenance status "maintained".
  The Current Maintainer of this work is Will Robertson.
 
  This work consists of the following files:
README (this file)
combine.dtx
combine.ins
combine.pdf
  and the derived files:
combine.cls
combinet.sty
combnat.sty

----------------------------------------------------------------- 

    The distribution consists of the following files:
README (this file)
combine.dtx
combine.ins
combine.pdf (user manual)

    To install the distribution:
- run: latex combine.ins (which will generate combine.cls,
                          combinet.sty and combnat.sty)
- run: latex combine.dtx
- For an index, run: makeindex -s gind.ist combine
- run: latex combine.dtx
- Print combine.dvi for a hardcopy of the user manual 
- Move combine.cls, combinet.sty and combnat.sty to locations 
  where LaTeX will find them (The FAQ on CTAN in /help/uktug-FAQ
  gives more information about this magic place).


2004/05/07
Peter Wilson

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