David Ellis, David.Ellis@ucf.edu
Dissertation writing process:
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Provided is an example dissertation (
paper.tex
) that breaks each chapter into separate files (essentially an early outline of my own dissertation). Modify as necessary. -
If not using a LaTeX IDE such as Kile or TexMaker, the manual compilation process is as follows:
pdflatex paper
bibtex paper
pdflatex paper
Included below is the original README from the author who did the majority of the legwork.
Ivan garibay, igaribay@ucf.edu
There is some manual processing required to fully comply with the UCF Thesis Editor. Please read. If you automate this process I would like to know about it.
To compile you thesis:
START
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latex paper
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bibtex paper
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latex paper
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Edit the file "paper.out" to include the command "\let\WriteBookmarks\relax" and the word "CHAPTER " on the appropriate chapter bookmarks. Please see the template file provided "EXAMPLE OF EDITED paper.out"
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latex paper
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dvipdfm paper END
NOTE: The command "\let\WriteBookmarks\relax" included in the "paper.out" file indicate latex to do not update "paper.out". To recompile:
A. [If there are no changes in your chapters] To recompile your thesis you can skip the step 4 from above.
B. [If there are changes in your chapters] To recompile first delete "paper.out", then follow all the steps 1 to 6.