Toyoto's request may not be fully comprehensible
to you, depending on fonts available on your system,
for reasons similar to those behind the question.
What are wanted here are
subscript 2
superscript -1.
and a mu symbol (for micro).
I don't know a way of getting the first two, but I'd like
to underscore the request.
mu and some other characters can, depending on fonts
available, be obtained by using -char()- or {c #}.
For example, mu is obtainable on my Windows machine
as char(181) or within text as "{c 181}".
There was a write-up of this in the Stata Journal
Stata tip 6: Inserting awkward characters in the plot.
Q1/04 SJ 4(1):95--96
Nick
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Toyoto Iwata
>
> Would you teach me how do you manage when you want
> to write superscripts or subscripts in the graph textbox
> like xtitle( ) or ytitle( )?
>
...
> Please do not say "Write as _oxygen_." This is an only
> example. Of course I have been contented with Stata graphics
> using only to view data distributions.
> But I became to want to make graphs for presentations if it
> is possible. In the example above, for "?" after ?mole
> I wanted to place a midpoint.
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