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RE: st: NO attachments please
I'll add a quick point: often your problem is in the midst of a long
.do or .ado, and your dataset it huge. But usually you can isolate
the bit of code, and generate a tiny example of the data, in order to
post your question.
Doing so has two advantages: first, you may discover the solution in
the course of translative/isolating, and second, people are far more
inclined to explore problems that don't require searching through
tons of code or dealing with unfamiliar data.
--NW
At 11:58 AM 4/28/2006, you wrote:
Quite so. This is the positive side
to my mail: To share files with others
you can
ask Kit Baum to put them on SSC,
put them up on any other website to which
you have access,
submit them to the Stata Journal
for publication,
and in the case of relatively simple
.do or .ado files you can copy and
paste the contents into a posting.
Nick
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Taavi Lai
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