Adrian wrote:
I am running the following in Stata to create a graph with weights:
...
My main problem is that this journal's editor wants
all graphs to be monochromatic and very simple, with
no gray backgrounds, etc. I want to include this graph
in MS Word and when I copy it like this, it gives me a
gray area around the graph (outside of the axes). How
do I change this to be all white?
Also, when I try to change the scheme so that it's
monochromatic, my weights become squares instead of
circles. Do you guys know what the problem is there?
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The unofficial -lean- schemes generate clean black-and-white
graphs. Find and install them by
findit lean scheme
Then include in your do-file prior to the graph command:
set scheme lean1
or
set scheme lean2
To get circles as markers, include the -msymbol(O)- option
to -scatter-:
... (scatter popgrowth3 sharebach70 [w=pop] , msymbol(O) ...
Hope this helps
Svend
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