A do-file is a standard text file that is executed by Stata when you type do filename. You can use any text editor or the built-in Do-file Editor to create do-files; see [GSW] 13 Using the Do-file Editor—automating Stata. Using do-files rather than typing commands with the keyboard or using dialog boxes offers several advantages. In “Target” field enter “C:\Program Files\Stata17\StataMPexe” only. If you see other text in this field delete it, you may see “/UseRegistryStartin” within the Target field, delete that. Use the Stata do file editor to create a file called “bltadwin.ru” file which contains the sysdir commands you wish to use. Stata” handout for information on how to import other types of data files into Stata. You can read a data file on your computer into Stata by typing use in the Stata Command box. You do not have to type bltadwin.ru extension, which is assumed. So to read in the GSS data file (GSSDTA), one would type: use GSS If the file.
Sounds like whoever installed the software failed to register the appropriate file associations with the operating system. I'm unsure of the details in Windows 10, but you should be able to browse for the Stata app and make it the default to open that file type (rather than "download an app"). Automating web downloads and file unzipping. Andrew J. Dyck wrote a nice post on his blog on how to Download and unzip data files from Stata. He writes. Recently, I've been using Stata's -shp2dta- command to convert some shapefiles to stata format, grabbing Lat/Lon data and merging into another dataset. There were several compressed. Master Do File. It is a smart idea to have one master do file and have all the other do files (if you must use more than one) nested within it. For example, we can nest five do files in one master do file using: do "bltadwin.ru" do "bltadwin.ru" do "bltadwin.ru" do "bltadwin.ru" do "bltadwin.ru".
Automating web downloads and file unzipping. Andrew J. Dyck wrote a nice post on his blog on how to Download and unzip data files from Stata. He writes. Recently, I’ve been using Stata’s -shp2dta- command to convert some shapefiles to stata format, grabbing Lat/Lon data and merging into another dataset. There were several compressed. Bookmarks are saved with do-files. New; Navigation Control. New Display a list of bookmarks and programs in a do-file, and then select an item from the list to go directly to its line. Auto-completion. Display a list of existing words in the current file as well as Stata commands to auto-complete as you type. You can write do files using the Stata do file editor. You can bring up the editor by typing doedit and then the name of the file. For example, you can edit bltadwin.ru by typing doedit bltadwin.ru You can run the program by clicking the menu Tools-Do. You can mark part of the program and click Tools-Do to run just that part of the program.
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