Updated programs and guide to integrating Stata and external text editors

The rundo and rundolines programs for integrating Stata with an external text editor were updated to version 5.1. The programs are compatible with Stata 15, released in June 2017, and Stata 14, released in April 2015. Users of older versions of Stata can install rundo and rundolines version 4.1. The user guide for the rundo and rundolines programs was also revised.

Stata/SE 15.0 program window
Stata/SE 14.0 program window

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Friedrich Huebler, 28 June 2017, Creative Commons License
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