Take the 2-minute tour ×  I am trying to include chapters in a
document without page breaks and found the newclude package can
do this using \include*, however, when I try to implement it,
instead of inputing the file, I just get text.  I have something
like this...  \input{Layout.tex}  %Here I have some layout stuff
for page numbering and such \input{Macros.tex}  %Here I have the
\usepackage{newclude} command    The output is fine through the
title page, but the Introduction has the chapter at the top with
Introduction and the text is 1-Introduction. I'm not sure what
I'm doing incorrectly with this file.  The above compiles fine
using the normal \include command without the newclude package.
share|improve this question why not simply use \input rather
than a non standard include mechanism if you do not want to
force page breaks, on the other hand in most classes \chapter
forces a page break anyway so the forced break from include is
not a problem. –  David Carlisle Apr 25 '13 at 20:11 Related:
When should