.
From the developer's page, which makes little sense to me as to why
there is no direct support on the Mac, as the format of the graph can
be PDF or EPS, which is what is required for LaTeX. I guess he is
talking about OpenOffice.
Stata:
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* Available graphics formats are platform-dependent:
Linux: EPS only
Mac: PDF and EPS
Windows: PNG and EPS
Thus, except on Windows, Stata graphics are NOT directly supported
for ODT source/target files, because ODT does not support EPS or PDF.
For the same reason, for a LaTeX source file, you can't directly get
graphics when the target is PDF. One way to work around this is to
configure appropriate graphics-format converters (Manual Section 6.4).
For Linux LaTeX with a PDF target, an alternative is to make the DVI
target, then convert that to PDF using dvipdf, dvipdfm, or similar.
On Feb 22, 2009, at 9:55 PM, David Airey wrote:
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I did find this of course, but wanted to know about real world
experiences...
http://www.stata.com/meeting/italy08/rising_2008.pdf
I am also wondering if Bill Rising is improving the rough edges of
StatWeave with regard to Stata use alluded to in the talk.
-Dave
On Feb 22, 2009, at 9:47 PM, David Airey wrote:
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Has anyone used StatWeave <http://www.stat.uiowa.edu/~rlenth/StatWeave/
> to make LaTeX documents on Apple OS X Leopard with Stata 10? Has
anyone used StatWeave with Stata at all?
-Dave
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