Re: st: Special character

["Julien D." <Sniper@free.fr>]

Hum, to the end, I could very easily edit my Stata graph saved as 
windows metafile with Powerpoint, so I could insert this way in my graph 
the greater than or equal character...

The method I described previously was not so good (editing font policies 
and replacing characters...), because printers didn't used the editing 
font, so the "<=" character didn't appear in printed graphics...

I didn't imagin it was so hard to insert this character in Stata...

Thank you all for your posts...



Austin Nichols a �crit :

> Tony <Peter.Lachenbruch@oregonstate.edu>:
> I think you are using a nonstandard font or means of inserting the
> character into a graph, if that works on your system.  As
> ssc inst ascii
> ascii
> or
> ssc inst ascii
> asciiplot
> shows, the ASCII 242 character in Stata is usually a lowercase O with
> a grave accent.
>
> Perhaps you are thinking of Microsoft Word and holding down the Alt
> key while typing 242 on the numeric keypad, which will give the
> desired character.
>
> On Feb 7, 2008 12:09 PM, Lachenbruch, Peter
> <Peter.Lachenbruch@oregonstate.edu> wrote:
> > Character 242 is the greater than or equal character.
> >
> > Tony
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