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Well, it is not "my" epspdf program, but part of the mixtex.org package. I
operate in the same environment as you, and have never had a problem getting
Stata graphs into pdfs and then into a LaTeX document. Whether Tex supports
jpg or not is none of our business, as you rightly say. I do believe that
pdflatex can process them... Anyway, here is my template to turn Stata
graphs into pdf...
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// to export graphs
// path to folder
local path "C:/Users/`c(username)'/Desktop"
// get your graph
// sysuse auto, clear
// sc pr we
// settings for eps, see -help eps_options-
// graph set eps mag 300
// graph set eps orientation landscape
//for inclusion in dvi
gr export `path'\mygraph.eps, as(eps) preview(off) replace
//pdf export with MIKTEX utility
//!epstopdf `path'\mygraph.eps
//same with ps
gr export `path'\mygraph.ps, as(ps) replace
capt erase mygraph.pdf
!ps2pdf `path'\mygraph.ps
!start `path'\mygraph.pdf
capt erase mygraph.ps
//save in Stata format as well
gr save `path'\mygraph.gph, replace
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HTH
Martin
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 5. Mai 2009 07:46
An: [email protected]
Betreff: st: Stata graphs in LaTeX
I am using Stata 10.1 fully updated in a Windows environment (Vista).
I do not believe my LaTeX software (or is it my computer) is .eps
compatible. While Michael Mitchell's graph2tex runs great in Stata it
produces .eps files which my LaTeX can't read.
I try running Martin Weiss' epspdf program but I get an error from
GhostScript that filesize must be less than 2Gb.
Why doesn't Stata export .jpg files? Or why can't LaTeX (I know this isn't
a LaTeX listserve, I apologize) read .wmf files?
Patrick J. Flaherty
Coventry, Connecticut
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