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

The WindForS package is implemented using a style file, in this case WindForS.sty.

This repository also contains examples of article and report documents that use the WindForS package.

Download the most recent release here: https://github.com/WindForS/CorporateLatex/releases

You'll find the following files in this repository:

• Style file: WindForS.sty implements the WindForS package, which can be called from a .tex file.
• Example files: contains examples of how to use the WindForS package with the article, book, and scrartcl classes.

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

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]{WindForS}. More details about the options you can use are provided in the documents.

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

Please make sure that you have the current release (see https://github.com/WindForS/CorporateLatex/releases) and have updated all of the packages in your latex distribution.

Release v1.2 provides MikTex compatability. Earlier versions did not compile under MikTex.

You may get this error when compiling a document because the .sty file can't be found.

Ideally you should install WindForS.sty in your local latex tree, or put it in the same directory as your source .tex files. It will be found automatically in these locations.

Please use the issue-tracker to report issues.

Please use the wiki as you feel fit. Useful examples may be rolled in to the template files over time.

4 April 2018: Added MikTex compatability 23 March 2018: Switched to package architecture 4 October 2017: Forked from the NREL LaTex_Editing repo