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Note: This FAQ is for users of Stata 5, an older version of Stata. It is
not relevant for more recent versions.
Stata 5: I log in to a Unix server from my PC at home. Is there any way to get
Stata for Unix to display graphs remotely on my PC?
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Stata 5: Viewing graphs when running Stata for Unix remotely |
| Author |
Alan Riley, StataCorp |
| Date |
January 1999 |
Yes, assuming you log in using a modem/phone line and not a direct ethernet
connection. You may have to get your system administrator to install a
couple of things for you. You should read [U] 9.12 Remote Graphics
Support (RGS).
Your system administrator or your Stata site administrator should be able to
provide you with a copy of the RGS diskette you will need. The system
administrator will need to install the RGS terminal descriptions. The
technical note in the Stata User's Guide details this.
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