Ian,
Let me not answer your question, but suggest an alternative route to
producing PDF graphs. It is using the command line programme -epstopdf- (a
google search will point you to download sites). For the sake of laziness,
I just quote a message I posted on Statalist in November 2003:
(See the whole thread on
http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2003-11/index.html#00215 )
>>>>>>>>
However, under Windows, I've used the command-line converter -epstopdf-
(available in most LaTeX distributions I believe) without any problem. That
is: I export my Stata graph to EPS, call the external command -epstopdf- to
convert it to PDF, and the PDF file can be imported and PDFLaTeX-ed without
a glitch.
This can be done a one-step procedure with the following programme. Use
-grexportpdf using ... - instead of the official -graph export ...-
Best wishes
Philippe
*! grexportpdf 1.0, Ph.Van Kerm, Aug-2003
* this command exports current graph to PDF (requires epstopdf installed!!)
* grexportpdf using path/filename
cap pr drop grexportpdf
pr def grexportpdf
version 8
syntax using/
loc using = subinstr("`using'",".pdf","",.)
gr export "`using'.eps" , replace
!epstopdf "`using'.eps"
erase "`using'.eps"
end
>>>>
I hope this helps.
Philippe
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IRISS - Integrated Research Infrastructure in the
Socio-Economic Sciences
CEPS/INSTEAD
BP48, L-4501 Differdange, Luxembourg
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