In all the blather, we never learned what editing Dr. Comolli wants to do.
It he is willing to send a description of what he wants the graph to look
like, it might be possible for other users to aid his efforts to edit the
graph in stata. Alternatively, we might learn that the particular changes
he wants cannot be implemented in stata. In either case, it would appear
to be a win-win. I offer this proposal in the spirit of attempting to be
helpful. I accept the point of the previous post in this thread.
Sam
On Mon, 5 Jul 2004, Nick Cox wrote:
> I suggest and request very strongly indeed that this style
> of discussion stops immediately. This is all getting too
> personal, at least in some quarters, which is very sad,
> because there are Stata points embedded in all the
> rhetoric.
>
> By the standards of many other lists, no one
> is being very rude at all, but by the standards
> of Statalist, things have gone too far.
>
> It is just not interesting, and not useful to know,
> that some people are getting annoyed with each other.
> You should all come to the Boston meeting, shake
> hands and find out that you can disagree and agree
> at the same time.
>
> I write not just as a semi-ancient Stata user
> but also as someone who has, from time to time,
> said a few things I shouldn't have said
> on Statalist, and no doubt upset some people unwittingly.
> So I have seen this from both ends, and ask you to
> stop now before this gets really bad.
>
> Those who have had a hand in running Statalist
> have a proud boast: no one has ever been
> thrown off Statalist in its history (10 years
> old next month). Please don't break that record.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
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