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From: Mark Elston <m_elston@comcast.net>
Subject: Changing the level of a heading during an 'include'
Date: Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:19:18 -0800
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This may sound off-beat but I have several org files I am using
in putting together a set of notes for teaching.  Each file is for
a different class session.  Each file has several top-level headings
with sub-headings under it.

This works fine for exporting each session's notes (my teaching notes
and handouts) independently.

However, I would like to gather all these notes into a single document
that I can put in a binder with a table of contents, etc.  This would
indicate that these files would have a separate 'chapter' in the book.
That means that the top-level headings in each file should be demoted
one level when exporting the entire collection as a single volume.

Is something like this possible without going in and manually editing
each file's contents?

Mark