Start with chapter 20 in the User's guide -- esp. 20.5
Rich Goldstein
"Wallace, John" wrote:
>
> Hi
> Introduction first - my name's pretty obvious from my email address, as my
> work location. Basically I'm a biologist who limps along with undergraduate
> statistics when interpreting experiment results (and to design experiments
> that can reasonably be analyzed statistically). I use Stata at work, and at
> home when I'm either behind a deadline or noodling with something on the
> side.
> My home computer has a bunch of partitions on the hard drive, and I
> installed Stata to the H:\ partition. There is no C:\ drive on the
> computer� its F:\, G:\, and H:\ (Windows box - to be clear) The problem
> comes when I want to download an ado file from the Technical Bulletins or
> the like. Stata can't install it, because the little script? seems to
> expect to find the right directories on C:\. I've manually gotten around
> this by munging my way into the file directory where the ado files are
> stored on the remote server and then copying them into the right
> subdirectory on my computer. Is there a way to tell Stata, or the script,
> that C:\ should be H:\ on my computer?
>
> Thanks for any replies
> -JW
>
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