font size clash between sistyle.sty and prosper

Hi,

I just encountered a small problem concerning fonts in prosper
when using the package sistyle. I posted this at ctt[1] and
received the following answer from Dan Elis (author of SIstyle):

,----
| > I'm just testing the new SIstyle package and am having font
| > problems when using it together with HA-Prosper:
| > 
| > --8<------------------------schnipp------------------------->8---
| > \listfiles
| > \documentclass[pdf]{prosper}
| > \usepackage[toc,highlight,HA]{HA-prosper}
| > \usepackage{sistyle}
|      % See SIstyle documentation 
|      \SIdefaultMfam{\mathsf}%    Default math font (units)
|      \SIdefaultNfam{\mathsf}%    Default math font (numbers)
|      \SIdefaultTfam{\sffamily}%  Default text font (textcomp)
| > \begin{document}
| > %
| > \begin{slide}{foo}
| >   The result is \SI{1}{kg.m/s^2} some more text\ldots\par
| >   The result is {\sffamily \SI{1}{kg.m/s^2}} some more text\ldots
| > \end{slide}
| > %
| > \end{document}
| > --8<------------------------schnapp------------------------->8---
| > 
| 
| It is unfortunately not the end of the problem, because it looks if
| there is something strange going with the prosper font setup.
| 
|     Put somewhere in the text:  K$\mathsf{K}$
| 
| and note the difference in font sizes. Maybe the prosper people can
| help here.
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Maybe somebody knows a workaround for this problem?

Cheers

Patrick

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