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Re: st: Graph format that can be edited in Word/Windows applications?Any other ideas for non-stata users to edit my work?
The responses so far have taught me a lot. My two cents is that there is
a unix program that can convert an eps file to a jpg or perhaps other file
formats as well. I imagine Adobe Illustrator and the other programs may
be able to do the same. I only point this out to suggest there is a way
to move across at least some filetypes, such that one is not necessarily
trapped with the one stata writes. Thus, if WORD won't read eps files,
maybe you can convert it. I routinely conver eps files to jpg to embed in
WordPerfect documents. Then, when the printer needs it, I can give them
eps or jpg or perhaps other formats as well.
Hope this helps.
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Thomas Speidel wrote:
> Besides what has been sugested already, another solution is to save the
> graph as a *.ps or (better) *.eps. You can then edit the graph in any
> postcript capable editor such as Adobe Illustrator, Corels Draw or (not
> sure if this would work) the free Inkscape. Unfortunately, if you are
> looking to include ps or eps into MS Word, you are out of luck. As far
> as I know Word will not accept any postscript format (but
> OpenOffice.org will). Moreover, your printing shop will be much
> happier to receive a postscript based image (or document) rather then a
> Word document.
> Hope this helps,
> > I am working on a big report and will have others do
> > the final editing, translation to another language and
> > preparation for printing.
> > I need to produce my stata graphs in a format that
> > will allow others to edit the text portions (source,
> > labels, xtitle, etc) using common windows
> > applications.
> > Any advice?
> > If that is not possible, other ideas?
> > How can i "strip down" my graphs to the graph section,
> > without any labels etc. that can be later inserted in
> > a some sort of frame ,where the axes titles can be
> > added (Actually, any advice on that? Seems like it
> > will be impossible to make it work, e.g. how to denote
> > a dotted line vs some other line).
> > Thank you in advance for your time! Happy world cup
> > watchin'!
> > Best,
> > Anna
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