1. Be sure that c:\ado is in your adopath (type -adopath- at the Stata
prompt)
2. Be sure that the file name in disk is really "alpha.ado" and that
Notepad has not added an extra ".txt" extension
3. Be sure that the program definition line in alpha.ado names the program
as "alpha" and that this exactly (case and all) matches the file
name. That is, in your editor, make sure that you have written:
program define alpha (or, in Stata 8, just: program alpha)
I goofed on (3) recently so I know how easy it is.
Phil
At 11:48 AM 13/02/2003 +1100, you wrote:
Hi all,
I have written my own ado file in notepad, saved it as alpha.ado in C:\ado
folder as well as stata folder. when I am trying to type the alpha command
its giving the error "unrecognized command: alpha". Whats wrong here??
Please help.
Thanks
Kompal
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