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st: AW: Pasting Graphs created with s1rcolor Looses Formatting?


From   "Martin Weiss" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: AW: Pasting Graphs created with s1rcolor Looses Formatting?
Date   Tue, 2 Mar 2010 16:13:26 +0100

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Same behavior on my end. You can, however, save as png and then paste, which
does preserve the color.



HTH
Martin


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Betreff: st: Pasting Graphs created with s1rcolor Looses Formatting?

Why is it that when I create a graph using the s1rcolor scheme (reverse
color w black background), Copy it, then Paste it into PowerPoint (or other
applications) the color scheme is completely lost?  But if I use Graph
Combine on the same graph (even if when combining no other graph), the color
scheme sticks?  Is there a way to kill this annoying feature??

Example:
If you graph using scatter x y, scheme(s2color) , the copy/paste preserves
the formatting.

But if you graph using scatter x y, scheme(s1rcolor), the paste removes the
formatting and results in a white background with all other features a dim
gray.

NOTE that even after fine-tuning a graph using Graph Editor, while it may
look perfect on screen within STATA, once pasted into PPT or other
applications all formatting is lost.


Rob Ploutz-Snyder
NASA


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