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Introduction

This is the repository for the corporateIdentity LaTeX package. The corporateIdentity package formats documents so that they follow a common corporate identity.

The corporateIdentity package is implemented using a style file, in this case _corporateIdentity.sty_. There is no .dtx file.

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Download the most recent release here: https://github.com/AndyClifton/CorporateLaTeX/releases

Contents of this repository

You'll find the following files in this repository:

  • Style file: _corporateIdentity_.sty implements the corporateIdentity package, which can be called from a .tex file.
  • Test files: contains tests that are also examples of how to use the corporateIdentity package with the article, book, and scrartcl classes.

How to use the style file

The style file should be installed either in your local latex tree or in the same directory as your .tex source files.

Call the class as normal using something like \documentclass[a4paper,twocolumn]{article} in your .tex file's preamble.

Then call the package using \usepackage[logo]{_corporateIdentity_}. More details about the options you can use are provided in the documents.

Documentation

Documentation is provided in PDF files in the /tests directory. The PDFs all have the same content. Source .tex files are provided that could be used as templates.

Reporting issues and errors

Please use the issue tracker to report issues.

License

A license is included in the repository.

N.B. This repository is based on a fork from the NREL LaTeX_editing repo in April 2017.

Recent changes

1 Feb 2020: package and .sty file renamed to corporateIdentity (was corporate before).

22 Jan 2020: General housekeeping

4 April 2018: Added MikTex compatability

23 March 2018: Switched to package architecture

4 October 2017: Forked from the NREL LaTex_Editing repo

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Concept for creating a set of corporate templates using LaTeX. The templates allow structured PDFs and work well with Pandoc, the document converter.

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