After the programs have been successfully installed, Stata commands can be executed directly from the text editor. In the case of Notepad++, press F10 (or any other assigned shortcut) to run a saved Stata do-file. To run only a few commands, highlight the relevant lines in the editor and then press F9 (or any other assigned shortcut). To run an entire do-file with rundolines, select all commands in the text editor (for example by pressing Ctrl+A in Notepad++) and then press F9 (or any other shortcut assigned to rundolines).
Hi Friedrich,Having trouble with the installation. Have done the troubleshooting steps, and seems to fail at the first part, where even when stata is opened before notepad++ it doesn't work. 1. Is it necessary to set-up both scripts for rundolines to work? I only set up rundolines.2. I was looking at the script in the .au3 file - and the stata directory and stata title designations were not my own - should I modify those to match my directory and stata version?Thanks,rs
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it was as simple as that...there was a change in the folder naming convention used relative to previous stata versions, and I just hadn't looked carefully enough. Thanks a lot Friedrich!Daniel
I'm using sublime text 2, stata 14, and windows 7. I get the sticky control issue described above, and if instead I use alt+enter I get the same problem with the alt key.Is there any other workaround?Thanks
Thanks so much for a great program. I've been using it for years and have really appreciated it! I'm installing it on a new work computer where I no longer have adminstrator access, and I've run in to the following problem. Both rundo and rundolines are able to call Stata, but when using rundolines, Stata is throwing me back the error "file C:\Users\LAN-W[maskedforprivacy]\AppData\Local\Temp\statacmd.tmp not found". I believe this is because the LAN-W[maskedforprivacy] folder belongs to my supervisor and I don't have access to it (however, it was using his admin password that allowed me to install Stata and Notepad++). If indeed this is the problem, how would I go about editing the location where the temporary files are stored? Thanks in advance for your help and for a great program!
Go to Sata's Installation Guide for a full step-by-step guide to download and install the software, and activate the license. The following information is a supplement to the full guide, and provides information about the Lehigh-specific license(s).
If you cannot find the SetupStata17 file, you will need to reinstall from your DVD or visit download.stata.com to download a new copy. (If the credentials you were supplied when you originally downloaded Stata are no longer valid, contact StataCorp for availability.)
Confirm the edition you check matches the edition on your License and Activation Key. Click on Continue.
During installation of the new edition, Stata's license file, stata.lic, will be automatically renamed stata.lic.old.
Change to the directory where Stata is installed; this is probably either /usr/local/stata17 or /usr/local/stata. In this directory, you will see a file named "stata.lic". As superuser, rename this file to "stata.lic.bak". Then, re-initialize Stata's license:
The full Anaconda installation is quite large, and includes many libraries for Python thatstata_kernel doesn't use. If you don't plan to use Python and want to useless disk space, install Miniconda, a bare-bones version of Anaconda. Then when installing the package any other necessary dependencies will bedownloaded automatically.
Data are not shown by default. However, upon pressing Ctrl+8 (on German language keyboards: Strg+8), a window will open showing some colums of the data set plus the Variables and the Properties windows. Note that in earlier versions, Ctrl+8 served to open the do file editor. This can now be accomplished by pressing Ctrl+9 (German: Strg+9).
(.) Other than the dated 'hdfe' command, I do not know of a statacommand that residualizes variables from a set of fixed effects. The'hdfe' command, as far as I can tell, morphed into the 'reghdfe'package; the latter, however, is a fully-functioning regression command,while 'gstats hdfe' only residualizes a set of variables.
Installation:1. Point your web browser to the MxHome Page listed above.2. Click Download and then Windows Mx Gui (again, if you use adifferent operating system, choose accordingly, but you are on yourown).3. Choose the Windows installation file (currently Mx Win9x/2K/NTversion 2.5MB).4. Follow the instructions on the web page.5. Mx Gui should install with a manual in pdf format. If you cannotfind it in your Mx folder (I have one PC where it is there but the filemanager window does not show it although save as windows do), you candownload the manual directly by clicking Documentation on the Mx Gui page and thenselecting Manual and then the PDF manual link from the manual page.6. Note: If you use Windows Vista, the help files internal to MxGuiwill not work. However, the manual is more useful and sufficient.7. Mx Gui should show on your start menu as Mx32.8. If you click the tool button in Mx that looks like a little pathdiagram, it should open a new window. Inside that window, you should beable to use the circle, box, and arrow tool buttons to draw a pathdiagram.9. To exit Mx, simply click Exit from the bottom of the File menu. 2ff7e9595c
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