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Depending on your platform, pdf can be a natural format - as for Macs- or
must be "imposed" on the OS. I have consistently used Windows, so I have a
template for pdflogs in my text editor that relies on Miktex utility
"ps2pdf" to transfer the smcl file:
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//to log in an additional log and have it transferred to pdf
//can set -linesize-
set linesize 120
//close if open
capt log close newlog
di in red _rc
log using mylog.smcl, name(newlog) replace
//do whatever you want in the log
//trace the thing with Ben Jann`s tool
//tr:
//or use conventional set trace on/off
//set trace on
//set trace off
log close newlog
//translate
translate mylog.smcl mylog.ps, replace
//need Miktex utilities running on computer for this step
!ps2pdf mylog.ps
capt erase mylog.ps
!start mylog.pdf
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HTH
Martin
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Gesendet: Freitag, 18. Dezember 2009 16:12
An: [email protected]
Betreff: st: Log in PDF format
Hello Stata list members;
I am running an ado file which outputs the log. Before closing or
right after closing it, I want to print the log in PDF. How can i do
that automatically?
Cheers!
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Charles
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