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In article <2544@media-lab.MEDIA.MIT.EDU>, djs@media-lab.MEDIA.MIT.EDU (David J. Sturman) writes:
> I'm looking for a way to block out large portions of input from a
> Latex document.  This is so I can prevent the printing out of selected
> sections of a large document.  Of course I could just put % in front
> of every line of the section I want blocked out, but this can be a
> real pain for large sections of text.

You might take a look at the "Splitting Your Input" section in the LaTeX
manual.  Put various sections of the document in smaller files, and
\include{file} in your main file.  Then us the \includeonly command to
determine what gets processed and what doesn't.

On a side note, how does one create two bibliographys in a single document
using BibTeX?  I want to include one bibliography for the main paper, and
another in an appendix.  Both lists should be independent of one another.
Do I have to do two parts separately?

JaW

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