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Software development environments can increase user productivity by presenting information in more useful ways. This paper describes Proteus, the presentation system of Ensemble, a software development environment that supports a wide variety of language and document capabilities. Proteus provides a set of services which allow the appearance of software development documents, such as programs or design specifications, to be determined by formal specifications of style. Proteus is based on a generic model of presentation services and is intended for use with a wide variety of media.