1 LaTeX_styles
These are quick-and-dirty descriptions of some of the available LaTeX
styles.  There is a .STY file for each of these styles in TEX_INPUTS.
2 A4
A document style option for formatting on A4 paper, as opposed to US
paper.  Written by John Pavel.  Use by doing \documentstyle[a4]{...}.
2 Agugrl
A document style option designed for the American Geophysical Union
Geophysical Research Letters.  Written by Stephen Gildea.  Use by
doing \documentstyle[agugrl]{...}.
2 Agujgr
A document style option designed for the American Geophysical Union
Journal of Geophysical Research.  Written by Stephen Gildea.  Use by
doing \documentstyle[agujgr]{...}.
2 Amssymbols
A document style option to load the AMS symbol fonts and associated
symbol definitions.  Useful if you would like to use AMSTeX and LaTeX
together.  Written by Charles Karney (Karney%PPC.MFENET@NMFECC.ARPA).
Use by doing \documentstyle[amssymbols]{...}.
2 Biihead
An include file for reports.  This file will put underlined headings
at the top of each page.  The right page headings are the chapter
titles and the left page titles are supplied by \def\lefthead{text}.
Written by Ted Shapin.  Use by doing \include{tex_inputs:biihead}.
2 Bmsrletter
This is a document style which is a variant of the standard letter
style.  It has been changed to fit the letterhead of the Biomedical
Simulations Research Group.  Use by doing \documentstyle{bmsrletter}.
2 Cyrillic
A document style option to load the Cyrillic fonts.  Written by
Charles Karney (Karney%PPC.MFENET@NMFECC.ARPA).  Use by doing
\documentstyle[cyrillic]{...}.
2 Deproc
A variant of the article style, deprot is a style for formatting
articles suitable for the DECUS (Digital Equipment Corp.  User's
Society) Proceedings.  Written by Barbara Beeton.  More documentation
is in TEX_INPUTS:DEPROCLDC.TEX.  Use by doing \documentstyle{deproc}.
2 Doublespace
This is a style option which produces a double-spaced document.  It
works by redefining the parameter \baselinestretch to 2.  It provides
a new environment "singlespace" which restores single spacing.
Doublespacing is turned off within footnotes, tables and figures.  You
can vary the amount of extra spacing by using a \setstretch{1.7}
command before the \begin{document}.  This option was written by
Stephen Page (sdpage@prg.oxford.ac.uk).  Use by doing
\documentstyle[doublespace]{...}.
2 Drafthead
This is a style option which places the word 'DRAFT' in the page
headings.  This was written by Stephen Page (sdpage@prg.oxford.ac.uk).
Use by doing \documentstyle[drafthead]{...}.
2 Floats
A style option to allow the printing of floating point numbers in
fixed format.  This defines a new \format command.  To use the format
command, you need to define a counter.  The first (optional) argument
is a power of ten.  The second argument is the name of the counter.
The value of the counter is multiplied by ten to the power of the
optional argument, and the result is printed.  Written by Charles
Karney (Karney%PPC.MFENET@NMFECC.ARPA).  Use by doing
\documentstyle[floats]{...}.
2 Fullpage
By default, TeX and LaTeX use only a portion of the page.  This style
option causes the full page to be used.  Use by doing:
\documentstyle[fullpage]{...}.
2 Geophysics
A document style option designed for Geophysics, a publication of the
Society of Exploration Geophysicists.  Written by Stephen Gildea.  Use
by doing \documentstyle[geophysics]{article}.
2 Moretext
A document style option which provides smaller margins.  Written by
Jean-Francois Lamy.
2 Nopagenumbers
A style option file to suppress the printing of page numbers.  Written
by Richard Furuta (furuta@mimsy.umd.edu).  Use by doing
\documentstyle[nopagenumbers]{...}.
2 Opbibas
This is a style option which uses half-spacing inside the bibliography
items.  This is most useful when the main portion of the document is
double-spaced.  Use by doing: \documentstyle[opbibas]{...}.
2 Siam
A modified article style for SIAM publications.  Written by Howard
Trickey (tricky.seki%btl.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa).  Available in 10, 11,
and 12 point.  A users manual is available from the librarian.
Use by doing \documentstyle{siam}.
2 Slem
A style option file, it changes the emphasis command (\em) to use
slanted text rather than italic.  Written by Richard Furuta
(furuta@mimsy.umd.edu).  Use by doing \documentstyle[slem]{...}.
2 Smallsection
This is a style option file which produces section headings in
slightly smaller sizes.  This creates a more conservative format.  Use
by doing \documentstyle[smallsection]{...}.
2 Spacecites
This is a style option for placing spaces after the commas in a
multiple-entry citation.  Normally, such citations appear as
[Knu86,Knu87].  This option gives [Knu86, Knu87], which some consider
prettier.  Writen by Richard Furuta (furuta@mimsy.umd.edu).  Use by
doing \documentstyle[spacecites]{...}.
2 Suthesis
This is a style option to the report style for a thesis at Stanford.
It has many options, and the best way to use it is to get a copy of
the .DOC file from the librarian.
2 TeXnames
This is an include file which adds commands for the TeX-related
program names which are not already in LaTeX.  The new commands are
\METAFONT and \AMSTEX.  Written by Richard Furuta
(furuta@mimsy.umd.edu).  Use by doing \insert{texnames}.
2 Thesis
This style produces a thesis which is (reportedly) acceptable to USC
University Publications.  It is constructed from the report style.
Major differences are in the title page.  There is a new command
\major which inserts your major area into the page.  The default is
Electrical Engineering.  It also says 'A Dissertation Presented...'
unless you invoke \thesis, in which case it changes to 'A Thesis
Presented...'.  This style currently only supports 12 point, so you
have to use \documentstyle[12pt]{thesis}.  Other point styles can be
built from the corresponding ones for report.  Additonal environments
have been added for acknowledgments, preface and abstract.  This style
was lovingly crafted by Dan Erwin.
2 Threepart
This style option file implements three part head and foot macros.
The commands \lhead, \chead, \rhead, \lfoot, \cfoot, and \rfoot each
take one argument and define the respective portions of the headers
and footers.  Written by Lance Berc.  Use by doing
\documentstyle[threepart]{...}.
2 Ucthesis
This is a document style suitable for the University of California.
Use by doing \documentstyle{ucthesis}.
