kokootchke wrote:
> Thank you, Rahmen and Sergiy, but I'm using Stata 9.
>
> I followed Sergiy's suggestion and I was able to get rid of the gray around the graph... but now there's a gray frame all around the picture when I paste it in my Word document, and I can't get rid of that. Any ideas?
>
Rather than cutting and pasting try exporting your graph as a Windows
MetaFile (*.wmf) or Windows Enhanced Metafile (*.emf) and then
inserting the picture into M$-Word.
After rendering your graph in Stata...
graph export mygraph.wmf, as(wmf) replace
See -man graph export- for more details.
There may also be some settings under Word with regards to borders and
so forth of inserted objects that may need tweaking.
Neil
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