st: Re: getting output in a decent table (not text) format

[Roger Newson <roger.newson@kcl.ac.uk>]

At 11:39 16/03/04 +0000, I wrote:

> Tewodaj doesn't say what version of Stata is being used here. However, 
> -parmest- in Stata 7 and 8 has -escal()-, -emac()- and -evec()- options, 
> which allow the user to save estimation results other than estimates, 
> standard errors, confidence limits and P-values.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that the Stata 6 -parmest- also has these 
options (although the Stata 5 -parmest- doesn't). Also, if you type

findit enduser

inside Stata, then you will find a pre-publication draft of a Stata Journal 
article "Confidence intervals and p-values for delivery to the end user" 
about preparing Stata results for publication and presentation, including a 
Microsoft Word compatible form of table using -listtex-.

I hope this helps.

Roger


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