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> To help people a it with starting up, I want to define a few standard
> styles. Now I suppose that people want something 'article', 'report',
> 'book' and 'letter', but what should go in there? I don't want to use
> our company styles. What do you want, how should it look, 
> what should it
> do? Do you want latex counterparts, in which case I need some samples.
> Or don't you want styles at all ... 

Just like latex, no one is complaining about them, right? :-)

But to be serious: I think latex look alikes are fine.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: