LaTeX prosper styles

e.g.,   \documentclass[alcatel,pdf,colorBG,slideColor]{prosper}
The prosper package comes with several choices of style.
(PostScript hackers can edit their own, but it is not made easy.)
Below is a sample page in each of the styles:

1. alcatel, 2. alienglow, 3. autumn, 4. azure,, 5. blends, 6. contemporain, 7. darkblue, 8. default, 9. eliz, 10. frames, 11. gyom,, 12. lignesbleues, 13. nuancegris, 14. pascal,, 15. rico, 16. troispoints, 17. talk,, 18. HeilHazel, 19. bruce, 20. your own.

1. alcatel

(top)

(PPR file)

2. alienglow

(top)

(PPR file)

3. autumn

(top)

(PPR file)

4. azure

(top)

(PPR file)

5. blends

(top)

(PPR file)

6. contemporain

(top)

(PPR file)

7. darkblue

(top)

(PPR file)

8. default

(i.e., naming no style)

(top)

(PPR file)

9. eliz

(top)

(PPR file)

10. frames

(top)

(PPR file)

11. gyom

(top)

(PPR file)

12. lignesbleues

(top)

(PPR file)

13. nuancegris

(top)

(PPR file)

14. pascal

(top)

(PPR file)

15. rico

(top)

(PPR file)

16. troispoints

(top)

(PPR file)

17. talk

(top)

(PPR file)

18. HeilHazel

(top)

(PPR file)

19. bruce

simplified definitions, many colors

(top)

(PPR file)

20. Your own PPR style

You can edit any of the above styles to create your own style -- colors, ornaments, font and margins. Each of the above styles is defined in a file named ``PPRxxx.sty'', e.g., PPRalcatel.sty, PPRalienglow.sty, etc. These files are located somewhere in directory /usr/local/tex/texmf/tex/latex/prosper.

Copy one of these PPR*.sty files to your own directory, rename it (e.g., PPRjoecool.sty), and edit it as you wish. Use that name as the style option in your LaTeX file, e.g., \documentclass[joecool]{prosper}.