Thank you very much Scott and Eric,
Following your suggestion and example I've converted the command to
-spmap- format and everything seems to work even though I still have to
work out the smaller details.
Best regards,
Taavi
Scott Merryman kirjutas:
> It is very easy with -spmap- to add a different boundary outline. For
> example, command below will produce a county level map of 3 states,
> with the state boundaries in blue.
>
> spmap population if inlist(state,"20", "29", "40") using
> "uscounty.dta", id(_ID) polygon(data("usmap.dta") select(keep if
> inlist(fips, 20, 29 , 40)) ocolor(blue) osize(thick))
>
> Scott
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Eric A. Booth <[email protected]>
wrote:
>> What commands were you using with -tmap- ?
>>
>> Have you tried using -spmap- yet? -spmap- seems to be more flexible with
>> plotting multiple layers on a map.
>>
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