I have a fairly lengthy LaTeX file that I have broken into chapters. In my main LaTeX file I include all of the chapters. From what I can tell, the \include just looks for the .aux file and pastes it in the right spot. When I insert a newly-made chapter, it complains I have no .aux file (because I don't). When I try and compile it, though, it complains because I don't have all of the necessary \documentclass, etc. stuff at the top of the file. What's the best way to get around this? or, how do I go about comiling just a section?
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