Michael McCulloch wrote:
> As a novice Stata user, my experience in switching from Windows to Mac
> platform was that the most difficult part was simply knowing that the
> slash-markused in directory addresses just leans the other way! Neil
> is correct in that you would hardly notice the difference.
Under Windows Stata recognises '\' in directory paths (the traditional
default under a DOS/Command prompt, although '/' works under XP at
least) and '/' (the default under a GNU/Linux terminal and other apps,
'\' won't work under OSX or GNU/Linux).
Neil
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