Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

174 Notebooks and DocumentsHere is a notebook that uses NaturalColor default styles.optiondefault valueScreenStyleEnvironment "Working" the style environment to use for display onthe screenPrintingStyleEnvironment "Printout" the style environment to use for printedoutputOptions for specifying style environments.Within a particular set of basic default styles, Mathematica allows for two different style environments:one for display on the screen, and another for output to a printer. The existence ofseparate screen and printing style environments allows you to set up styles which are separatelyoptimized both for low-resolution display on a screen, and high-resolution printing."Working""Presentation""Condensed""Slideshow""Printout"onscreen working environmentonscreen environment for presentationsonscreen environment for maximum display densityonscreen environment for displaying slidespaper printout environmentSome typical settings for style environments.The way that Mathematica actually sets up the definitions for styles is by using style definitioncells. These cells can either be given in separate stylesheet notebooks, or can be included in theoptions of a specific notebook. In either case, you can access style definitions by using the EditStylesheet menu item in the standard notebook front end.