You must use the -saveold- command in 10
to produce a .dta file readable in Stata 8 or 9.
This is documented. For example, you
could try reading the help for -save- and its links.
Nick
[email protected]
A Das [a.k.a. Bobby]
> I just modified a dataset in Stata 10, and am now
> having
> trouble opening it with 9.2. Error message follows:
> file xx.dta not Stata format.
> r(610);
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