st: outreg2 dropping variable from second model

[Scott Moskowitz <smoskowi@princeton.edu>]

I just started using outreg2 to format my regression tables in msword, 
adn I am having a problem with appending multiple models. Basically, 
when I add a variable into my model in my seccond regression it never 
shows up on my output. I was wondering if anyone could help.
my code looks like this:
.logistic w x y;
.outreg2 x y z using c:/myfile.doc replace;
.logistic w yz;
.outreg2 y z using c:/myfile.doc append;

my output however never includes z and only gives me the variables from 
my first regression. Basically I Z never gets appended and my output 
file in both word and txt look like this:
        1            2
x    1.23*
    (.123)
y  2.23*       2.25**
    (.223)    (.225)
    (.223)

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

Below is my actual code. (the Variable onlyinfo from the 2nd regression 
is the one that never gets appended)

.mi estimate, dots post or: logistic voted usesinternet socialnet 
networkpolinfoA networkpjoinA networkactA ages edu income male marpar 
whisp black asian otherr rural student job i.state;

.outreg2 voted usesinternet socialnet onlyinfo networkpolinfoA 
networkpjoinA networkactA ages edu income male marpar whisp black asian 
otherr rural student job using c:\regtables\intregtbl.doc, eform 
alpha(0.001, 0.01, 0.05, 0.10) symbol(***, **, *, +) word replace;

.mi estimate, dots post or: logistic voted usesinternet  socialnet 
onlyinfo networkpolinfoA networkpjoinA networkactA ages edu income male 
marpar whisp black asian otherr rural student job i.state;

.outreg2 voted usesinternet socialnet onlyinfo ages edu income male 
marpar whisp black asian otherr rural student job using 
c:\regtables\intregtbl.doc, eform alpha(0.001, 0.01, 0.05, 0.10) 
symbol(***, **, *, +) word append;

thanks for any help. This is my first post to statalist so I apologize 
for any grave mistakes or faux pas
regards,
Scott


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