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  *latex-suite*   Tools for an enhanced LaTeX environment in Vim
                          For Vim version 6.0 and above.
!                   Last Change: Sat Apr 12 06:00 PM 2003 
  
                   By Srinath Avadhanula <sr...@fa...>,
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  *latex-suite*   Tools for an enhanced LaTeX environment in Vim
                          For Vim version 6.0 and above.
!                   Last Change: Sat Apr 16 06:00 PM 2003 
  
                   By Srinath Avadhanula <sr...@fa...>,
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  You can ofcourse place your own templates in this directory.
+ 
+ }}}
+ ===========================================================================
+ LATEX PROJECT                               *latex-project* {{{
+ 
+ LaTeX-suite is quite smart with looking for components of LaTeX document. In 
+ simple projects which can be put in one, two or three directories LaTeX-suite 
+ can find bibliography, included or image files. But it is impossible to guess 
+ all combinations, especially in projects dispersed in many directories, in 
+ deep levels. For such situations you can create projects.
+ 
+ Creating project
+ 
+ To create project file make sure you don't have *.latexmain file 
+ (|latex-master-file|). Open file which is the skelet of your whole work. Use 
+ |:TProjectEdit| command. It will create file "yourmainfile.tex.latexmain" and 
+ read in template of project file. This is just Vim file. Now you have two 
+ commented variables: g:projName and g:projFiles. First isn't obligatory. It 
+ will be visible in Explorer window to show you are editing project. This is 
+ list of files separated with commas. File/dir name cannot contain 
+ spaces. Example: 
+ >
+     let g:projFiles="main.tex,roz1/roz1.tex,roz1/roz1.bib,main.bib,newfile.tex"
+ 
+ Editing project file
+ 
+ After |:TProjectEdit| screen will be split and you can make corrections, 
+ comments or new files to project. To make changes available to Vim issue
+ command |:TProjectWrite|. This will save file and source it immediately.
  
  }}}