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How can you have the wildcard character, for example in the following code?

\graphicspath{{1/*/pictures/}}
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You can't use wildcards with \graphicspath. You'll have to be explicit:

\graphicspath{{1/pictures/}{2/pictures/}{3/pictures/}{...etc...}}

I found the LaTeX Wikibook a few months ago. It's a good reference for getting started.

Sean Bright
@Sean: Thank you Sean! - I knew that the problem was somewhere as I asked this question. - My PATHs are long. This made me to use the following syntax `\graphicspath{{very-long-path1}}; \graphicspath{{very-long-path2}}; in separate lines. - Your example is the key to solve the problem.
Masi