Many thanks Armen, Jeph, Stefanie, Martin and Richard. This is exactly what i
was looking for in both an easy and a more journal-type format.
Alejandro
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[email protected] writes:
> At 06:17 PM 5/27/2005 +0200, Stefanie Brodmann wrote:
> >If you use the font "Courier New" in Word, then at least the output has a
> >better shape than when using "Times New Roman".
> >
> >Stefanie
>
> For my class handouts I routinely cut and paste using Courier New 9 pt or
> 10 pt font. I also use the "keep with next" formatting feature to avoid
> awkward page breaks. You can, of course, come up with fancier looking
> output, but part of the purpose of my handouts is to show how to get Stata
> to do things and how to interpret the printout.
>
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