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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 09:33:34 CST
Reply-To:     Larry Hoyle <LHOYLE@UKANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU>
From:         Larry Hoyle <LHOYLE@UKANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: SAS Graphs ==>> Pagemaker 4.0
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              18 Nov 1992 09:31:59 EST from <ott@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU>

On Wed, 18 Nov 1992 09:31:59 EST Trer Ott said:
>I'm running SAS 6.07.01 on an IBM RS/6000 using AIX version 3.1.
>
>I need to write a graph to a file on the Unix system, FTP the file to the
>local MS-DOS operating system, then bring the graph into Aldus Pagemaker 4.0
>for Windows.
>
>I know how to write a file and get it to DOS, but I have no idea how to get
>the graph into Pagemaker.

If you have a PostScript printer the EPS graphic should print when pulled
into Pagemaker (that's what the "Encapsulated" in EPS means.) EPS files
may or may not have a bitmap included in them which is used when
previewing the document on screen. The SAS EPS drivers do not include the
bitmap, so all you see while you are in Pagemaker is the gray box, with
the comments from the EPS file to help identify the graphic.

If you don't have a PostScript printer using an EPS file is tougher. There
are some commercial software packages which will do the PostScript
interpretation on your PC and then print to a variety of laser printers.
There is also a freeware package, which now runs under Windows, which can
print PostScript files to a variety of printers. This package, Ghostscript,
is available by FTP from the usual "mirrors" sites such as
wuarchive.wustl.edu  (on /mirrors/msdos/postscript).  I've had good luck
using Ghostscript to print color PostScript to an HP500C.

Another alternative for your Pagemaker problem, if you don't have a
PostScript printer is to use a CGM file. Our Pagemaker 3.0 manual
lists CGM as a format you can import. There are different "flavors" of CGM
so you may have to experiment, but since the Pagemaker manual mentions
Lotus Freelance and Harvard Graphics you might try those first. SAS 6.07
under  AIX has CGM drivers for both of these packages. Use PROC GDEVICE
to find them.

The Pagemaker 3.0 manual also does mention HP-GL, but you must use a file
extension of .PLT on the file. The manual for that version mentions
that there can be some problems with fonts. You might have to avoid
hardware characters (GOPTIONS NOCHARACTERS). This could make your
files huge. Another drawback to using HPGL with software characters
is that the quality of the fonts in your graphic will suffer.

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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 15:17:50 CST
Reply-To:     Larry Hoyle <LHOYLE@UKANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU>
From:         Larry Hoyle <LHOYLE@UKANVM.CC.UKANS.EDU>
Subject:      re: SAS-to-Pagemaker
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              19 Nov 1992 15:23:36 EST from <marsh@STAT.NCSU.EDU>

One circumstance  in which it may be worth using EPS as a transfer
format to other software, even though you can't preview the graphics
on the screen, is were you wish to precisely control color or shading.
Examples would be with a shaded map, or a gradient fill background.
SAS allows pretty good control over color when you are writing to a
PostScript device, and the EPS file carries that through to your final
page. The new 600 dpi (and higher) laser printers should allow for
pretty fine shading distinctions.

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From: meij@pop.psu.edu (Hendrik K. Meij)
Subject: Re: SAS on Sun
Organization: Penn State Population Research Institute
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 92 01:08:18 GMT

In article <9211191835.AA05933@zydeco.EBay.Sun.COM> Claire Castell <Claire.Castell@EBAY.SUN.COM> writes:

>Yes, Sun just announced these sexy new models - cheaper AND faster !!
>And yes, only Solaris 2.1 will run on these. Sun is very agressively
>moving to Solaris.

Surprise then to me to be at the MWSUG92 conference where SAS was showing
its stuff and Sun showed a SparcStation 10 running SASv607. All the graphics
and fascinating colors you could ask for. But the result of showrev inquiry
yielded:

SunOS v4.1.3

So, in other words, yes 'these puppies' or whatever you want to call them,
can run Solaris but there is no reason for not running 4.1.3 on them. If
your desperate to run sas programs thru the MBUS multiple CPU processor
boards, yes then your stuck running Solaris. Many a feature one can take
advantage off even with SunOS 4.1.3 or equivalent UNIX flavor (scsci-2,
striping, NFS caching, etc...)

For those quering the 4000+ obs performace of Sun-SAS, we run 16+ Million
observations thru a IPX via AFS. Just takes a little while.

-Henk
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 16:58:28 +1200
Reply-To:     brobinso@LEVEN.APPCOMP.UTAS.EDU.AU
From:         brobinso@LEVEN.APPCOMP.UTAS.EDU.AU
Subject:      Re: Covariance using DATA step
Comments: To: SAS-L@uga.cc.uga.edu

Thanks to all those who so *promptly* answered my query.

I did think about using proc corr, but didn't find it at that stage. I does
what I required, which is all that could be expected.

As a matter of purely academic interest, I'm interested in how one could do
this (or any similar calculation) using a data step. The problem (as I see
it) is, how does one gain access to the observations without generating an
output in the DATA data set? Hence the machinations in the various programs
I've produced, two of which I posted previously.

Regards,

Barrie.


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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 09:20:27 +0500
Reply-To:     David Webb <dcwebb@GIBBS.OIT.UNC.EDU>
From:         David Webb <dcwebb@GIBBS.OIT.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: SAS Graphs ==>> Pagemaker 4.0
Comments: To: Trer Ott <ott@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU>
Comments: cc: Multiple recipients of list SAS-L <SAS-L@VTVM2.CC.VT.EDU>

Just a thought if all else fails, if you have access to a scanner, you
could scan a paper copy of the graph and then 'place' it into PageMaker.
Hopefully there is a better way.

David
david_webb@unc.edu
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 12:12:00 EST
Reply-To:     "Allan D. Rosen (412)624-0418" <ADROSEN@PITTVMS.BITNET>
From:         "Allan D. Rosen (412)624-0418" <ADROSEN@PITTVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      SAS for Windows NT and SAS OS/2 6.08 Developers Edition

Sally Muller <UNCSM1@UNC.BITNET> writes:

>The current
>plan at SI is to get SAS for Windows NT out the door
>ASAP...."we're really impressed how good it looks...." (and this
>is a person who was previously skeptical).  Since BETA Windows NT
>is available the FIRST developers edition (i.e. beta) of SAS for
>Windows NT will run on that and they **think** that will be out
>1Q93.....but won't swear to it....
          *********************

What will be out 1Q93?  SAS for Windows NT, Beta or Production?

Windows NT development is running way behind their original 3Q92 release.
The earliest the trade magazines say is early 2Q93, and they openly talk
about early 4Q93 as more realistic.

SAS for Windows still isn't available even though Windows 3.1 (and 3.0) have
been around for awhile.  As we all know SAS for Windows has missed many
unofficial release dates.

These official and unoffical announcements are marketing ploys (wishfull
thinking on the part of developers).  Microsoft and SAS are trying to
keep the market away from their competitors who already have real products.
Microsoft is worried about OS/2 and UNIX (Intel flavors).  SAS is worried
about SPSS for Windows among others.

All this said ... I still find this type of information interesting,
I just want to keep it in perspective.

Allan Rosen
University of Pittsburgh
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 11:01:35 CST
Reply-To:     "R. Snyder" <rsnyder@LOBBY.TI.COM>
From:         "R. Snyder" <rsnyder@LOBBY.TI.COM>
Subject:      Re: missing ascii files and macro
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Comments: cc: sas-l@uga.cc.uga.edu
              "BOKERSON%MEMSTVX1.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu" at Nov 17, 92 10:12 am

SUBJECT:   Verifying file names.
SUMMARY:   List the directory to a file.
E-ADDR:    rsnyder@lobby.ti.com
NAME:      Bob Snyder
COMPANY:   Texas Instruments, Sherman, TX
PHONE:     (903) 868-5799
FAX:       (903) 868-7240
>
> I have a user who has several hundred ascii files that he needs to read in to
> process with SAS and he has a macro to do this.  The file names are mainly
> sequential but there are some numbers that there is no ascii file for.  In the
> macro when SAS reaches a value of the infile statement that is not there, SAS
> quits processing rather than printing an error and going on to the next
> iteration of the macro.
>
<Stuff deleted>
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Barbara Okerson                     BOKERSON@MEMSTVX1 (bitnet)
>
Barbara,

In a simular situation I "x" out to list the directory to a file and use
the names in the file to set up my infile statements. This has been
a reliable approach.

Regards,
Bob
From: charoe@memstvx1.memst.edu
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Subject: Output statistics printed by PROC UNIVARIATE
Date: 18 Nov 92 21:58:38 -0600
Organization: Memphis State University

Dear Netters

I want to output statistics printed by PROC UNIVARIATE to a sas data file.
However, the output option does not output all printed statistics (e.g.
NUM > 0, PR >= |M|, etc.) to a sas data file.

Could any one help me on this problem?  I need to run PROC UNIVARIATE with
BY group which has more than 1000 groups.  And surely I don't want to
manually enter these statistics.  I use SAS version 6.07 on VMS
version 5.5-1.

Your help will be very appreciated.

Charlie Charoenwong
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From: sjackman@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Simon D. Jackman)
Subject: Re: Output statistics printed by PROC UNIVARIATE
Summary: proc summary, new data file...? 
Originator: news@nimaster
Organization: Princeton University
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 07:07:24 GMT

In article <1992Nov18.215838.4137@memstvx1.memst.edu> charoe@memstvx1.memst.edu writes:
>Dear Netters
>
>I want to output statistics printed by PROC UNIVARIATE to a sas data file.
>However, the output option does not output all printed statistics (e.g.
>NUM > 0, PR >= |M|, etc.) to a sas data file.
>
>Could any one help me on this problem?  I need to run PROC UNIVARIATE with
>BY group which has more than 1000 groups.  And surely I don't want to
>manually enter these statistics.  I use SAS version 6.07 on VMS
>version 5.5-1.
>
Is proc summary any better at dumping stats than proc univariate...?

Or, you could try re-reading the listing created by proc univariate in a
data step.  Wouldn't be that hard, but the listing file from 1000+ proc
univariates will need some disk space etc...

cheers -- Simon Jackman, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton U. and on loan
from the Department of Political Science, U.Rochester.

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Topic: 9651.0
Time: 19-NOV-1992 18:29 ZRH

    I have a set of gouped data and I would like to fit a linear function
    to those data using PROC REG. Each Group may have a different intercept
    but I want to force all groups to the same, previous to the fit unknown
    slope.

    Can someone help me?

    Heinz Mutzner
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>
>Reply-To: MUTZNERH@EZINFO.vmsmail.ethz.ch (MUTZNER,HEINZ)
>
>Topic: 9651.0
>Time: 19-NOV-1992 18:29 ZRH
>
>    I have a set of gouped data and I would like to fit a linear function
>    to those data using PROC REG. Each Group may have a different intercept
>    but I want to force all groups to the same, previous to the fit unknown
>    slope.
>
>    Can someone help me?
>
>    Heinz Mutzner
>
>
Unless I am mistaken, this is an ANCOVA.  You don't discuss the indep var,
or the dep var, however, so I am not sure.  Try to explain your problem
more fully on such posts.

Use PROC GLM.
PROC GLM DATA=ds;
     CLASSES GROUP;
     MODEL DEPVAR=GROUP INDEPVAR;
RUN;
PROC GLM DATA=ds;
     CLASSES GROUP;               * This model tests the assumption that
                                    slopes are homogeneous - if so, interaction
                                    will be n.s.;

     MODEL DEPVAR=GROUP INDEPVAR GROUP*INDEPVAR;
RUN;

Auf wiederhoeren, bis spater.

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Subject:      SAS 6.08 - TCP/IP Conflict
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Subject: SAS 6.08 for Windows conflict with Clarkson TELNET/FTP software


Recently loaded up SAS 6.08 Developers Version for Windows. Most things
seemed to work smoothly with one exception. Kept getting error message
"Library USER does not exist." when attempting to save or use SAS files
with one level names. Seemed like an awfully fundamental error to be a
"bug".

After RTFMing some of the preliminary documentation, the source of this
problem was revealed. Page 85 of _The SAS System under the Windows
Operating Sytem Preliminary Documentation_ notes that because SAS 6.08
for Windows uses a default LIBNAME of USER and LIBNAMEs may be allocated
with DOS environment variables and many versions of TCP/IP software also
use a DOS environment variable called USER which references a user ID and
not a disk subdirectory, SAS 6.08 for Windows will issue the above error
message. (Was that sentence run on enough?) Anyway the fix is to put the
following in your CONFIG.SAS file:  -initstmt 'libname user clear'.  This
clears the USER libref associated with the DOS environment variable and
makes SAS a happier camper.
So what we have here is not a "bug" but a documented "feature" of SAS for
Windows.

I pass this along to all the current and future SAS PC for Windows users
who access the INET with the Clarkson TELNET/FTP software hoping it'll
save them the time it took me to figure this little oddity out.

Other than this problem, my very preliminary benchmarks indicate that
after it comes up, SAS for Windows in the foreground with no background
tasks going on runs many DATA and PROC steps in roughly 50 to 60 percent
of the time taken by SAS 6.04. (This is on a Gateway 486/33C with 8 Megs
of memory.) Is this the impression other Beta testers are getting?

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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 16:38:39 EST
Reply-To:     "Matt Larson" <ML@UMAB.BITNET>
From:         "Matt Larson" <ML@UMAB.BITNET>
Subject:      STAT/SAS Question...

My wife doesn't have access to SAS-L and she has a question if any of you can
help..

She has analysis of a life events scale with 20 yes/no questions. She needs to
do a point by serial correlation with total sum. She also needs to do a
Kuter-Richardson 20 which is similar to an alpha but is appropiate for yes/no
data. Thanks any help would be appreciated.
The end.
From: schild%alishaw@HUB.UCSB.EDU (Mark Schildhauer)
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Subject: SAS on Sun
Date: 19 Nov 92 00:17:33 GMT
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Hi folks,

   Sun just released specs on a bunch of new models,
which will ONLY run Solaris 2.1--the full SVR4 version.

Does this mean that these workstations WON'T be able
to run the current Sun4 SAS binaries? YOW!!  Does this
mean SAS is going to 'deprecate' the old SunOS binaries
and shift to Solaris?  OYYY!

I tried to call SAS about this but I kept getting hung up
in their voice mail system.

Thanks for any information (Claire?)

Cheers,
Mark Schildhauer
Social Science Computing Facility
University of California, Santa Barbara
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 1992 22:45:00 EST
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From:         "Allan D. Rosen (412)624-0418" <ADROSEN@PITTVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Covariance with data step

Content: Response
Re: Computing a Covariance Matrix
Platform/Release: All
Name: Allan Rosen
Email: ADROSEN@vms.cis.pitt.edu
Address: University of Pittsburgh

Barrie Robinson "BRobinson@appcomp.utas.edu.au" writes:

>I wish to compute the covariance matrix, using all available
>information, sort of like pairwise deletion of missing values in SPSS. Now
>there are probably other ways of doing this, including proc IML, but
>*surely* one ought to be able to do it with a data step.

Take a look at Proc Corr.  It will write the covariance matrix directly
to a SAS Data Set.  It can also handle all nonmissing pairs. This pairwise
estimate may not be positive definite.

Allan Rosen
University of Pittsburgh
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From:         Ekeho <V1354G@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      sas macro

Hi folks;
I am trying to use sas macro very often. I have got a weird thing.
Could you resolve my problem? May be it's easy.
I want 9 lines of one cms command like the following one.
CMS D1 DISK D1 PRN A;
But my SAS program made  little ones.
CMSD1 DISK D1 PRN A;
I include my program.
============================
options macrogen;

%macro cmsfile(name);
  %do i=1 %to 9;
      cms &name&i disk &name&i prn a;
  %end;
%mend;
%cmsfile(d);
run;
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From: ott@PCMAIL.SCHEV.EDU (Trer Ott)
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Date: 18 Nov 92 14:31:59 GMT
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I'm running SAS 6.07.01 on an IBM RS/6000 using AIX version 3.1.

I need to write a graph to a file on the Unix system, FTP the file to the
local MS-DOS operating system, then bring the graph into Aldus Pagemaker 4.0
for Windows.

I know how to write a file and get it to DOS, but I have no idea how to get
the graph into Pagemaker.

I spoke with SAS Institute and they suggested using HP7470 or HP7475 device
drivers (HP graphics plotters), but I can't seem to tell Pagemaker how to
handle the graphics.  Pagemaker expects a .PCX, .TIF file or a few other
comman MS-DOS filetypes which SAS doesn't have drivers for.  I have zero
experience with Pagemaker and the Pagemaker manuals are not a lot of help.

I have tried encapsulated postscript, but all I got was a big grey box with
Time: and a few other things written in the corner.

If anyone out there has had experience bringing SAS graphics into a Pagemaker
document, please let me know how you did it.  I'd rather not get out the
scissors and scotch tape, if I can avoid it!

tott@pcmail.schev.edu



Trer Ott
Assistant Research Coordinator
State Council of Higher Education for Virginia
(804) 225-2630
From: CLORE@ARIZVM1.BITNET (Michael Allen Clore)
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Subject: Looking for someone with SAS on workstation w/ 4000+ obs
Date: 17 Nov 92 23:14:00 GMT
Reply-To: Michael Allen Clore <CLORE@ARIZVM1.BITNET>
Organization: University of Arizona Student Information & Research Services
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I am interesting in talking with someone who has experience
running SAS on ``small'' un?x workstations.
Particularly anyone who uses a workstation to
process 4000+ observations.

Regards,
Michael Allen Clore            Internet: clore@acm.org  Phone:(602) 621-8541
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