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Saving and printing output—log files
15 Saving and printing output log and closing to an existing and resuming comments in only what you log-button multiple log files for simultaneous OverviewStata can record your session into a file called a log file but does not start a log automatically; youmust tell Stata to record your session. By default, the resulting log file contains what you type and whatStata produces in response, recorded in a format called Stata Markup and Control Language (SMCL);see [P]smcl. The file can be printed or converted to plain text for incorporation into documents youcreate with your word start a log:. log usingfilenameYour session is now being recordedin temporarily stop logging:Temporarily stop:. log offResume:. log onTo stop logging and close the file:. log closeYou can now type:. you canload into your word can also create a PDF Windows or Mac:. ways to start logging:append to an existing log:. log usingfilename, appendreplace an existing log.
15 Saving and printing output—log files Contents 15.1Overview 15.1.1Starting and closing logs 15.1.2Appending to an existing log 15.1.3Suspending and resuming logging 15.2Placing comments in logs 15.3Logging only what you type 15.4The log-button alternative 15.5Printing logs 15.6Creating multiple log files for simultaneous use 15.1 Overview
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