RE: st: SSC activity, August 2006

["Zurab Sajaia" <zsajaia@hotmail.com>]

Amadou,

Thanks for promoting our program :)

It is available for everyone and can be downloaded from 
econ.worldbank.org/programs/poverty/toolkit

or installed directly using -net install-, just type :
net install xml_tab, all replace 
from(http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTPOVRES/Resources)

Zurab



> From: adiallo5@worldbank.org
> Reply-To: statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu
> To: statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu
> Subject: st: SSC activity, August 2006
> Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 12:34:35 -0400
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> There is another package which superseedes, I think, outreg2 and estout: 
> xml_tab
> I do not know if it is available, but anyone interested can contact Michael
> Lokshin.
> xml_tab not only exports regression outputs, but any kind of matrix (for a
> example
> after a basic tabulation) or table, and has much more other 
> functionnalities.
> Best regards.
> Amadou.
>
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> Kit Baum wrote:
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>  Although -outreg- has often been one of the most popular packages on
>  SSC, it is puzzling that it retains its popularity, given that it has
>  been superseded in terms of work-alike functionality by Roy Wada's -
>  outreg2-. Wada's package contains a number of fixes for problems in
>  the original -outreg- code, which has not been updated for many
>  years. If you are using -outreg-, I would highly recommend that you
>  take a look at -outreg2- as a well-documented and fully supported
>  alternative.
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>  If you're not looking for a work-alike to -outreg-, have a look at
>  Ben Jann's -estout-, which is more powerful (at the cost of some
>  added complexity).
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