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# Mi archivo principal está en una subcarpeta, pero esto no está permitido en Overleaf. ¡Pero no quiero cambiar la estructura de carpetas ni las rutas \input!

Aún puedes mantener tu estructura de archivos habitual y seguir trabajando en Overleaf sin modificar tu código fuente existente. Solo proporciona un archivo adicional `main.tex` en el nivel superior del Proyecto, y usa el paquete `import` para incluir el archivo principal real en la subcarpeta:

* Nivel superior del proyecto
  * `main.tex`
  * paper/
    * `manuscript.tex`
    * `refs.bib`
    * `appendix.tex`
  * output/
    * `chart.png`
    * `results-table.tex`

Contenido de `main.tex`:

```latex
\RequirePackage{import}
\import{paper/}{manuscript.tex}
```

El original `\inludegraphics`, `\input` etc. en `manuscript.tex` seguiría funcionando con respecto a la estructura de archivos de tu proyecto.

Puedes encontrar [un ejemplo en acción](https://www.overleaf.com/read/hpqnttjpvmkn) aquí en la Galería.


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