Jeff Pitblado replied:
> The Stata Press LaTeX documentclass and style/package files are not part
> of
> any TeX distribution.
>
> The Stata Press LaTeX files were originally developed for the Stata
> Journal.
> An introduction to using these files is at
>
> http://www.stata-journal.com/author/
>
> Unfortunately, this page is slightly out-of-date; but will be updated
> soon. The up-to-date introduction in plain text form is available at
>
> http://www.stata-journal.com/production/sjlatex/sjstart.txt
>
> This website discusses the -sjlatex- package that contains a Stata
> program that will download the LaTeX files:
>
> . net from http://www.stata-journal.com/production
> . net install sjlatex
[...]
My thanks to Jeff and Scott for their replies. I saw some brief notes
about -sjlatex- at the ATS/UCLA website ahead of these replies when doing
some Google searches: but I don't think this particular package will be
relevant to me for sometime yet! Thanks, anyway!
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