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...uot;,") for (i in 1:20) { Lx$sb1[i] <- Lx$Lb1[i+1]/Lx$Lb1[i] Lx$sb2[i] <- Lx$Lb2[i+1]/Lx$Lb2[i] Lx$sb3[i] <- Lx$Lb3[i+1]/Lx$Lb3[i] Lx$sb4[i] <- Lx$Lb4[i+1]/Lx$Lb4[i] Lx$sb5[i] <- Lx$Lb5[i+1]/Lx$Lb5[i] Lx$sw1[i] <- Lx$Lw1[i+1]/Lx$Lw1[i] Lx$sw2[i] <- Lx$Lw2[i+1]/Lx$Lw2[i] Lx$sw3[i] <- Lx$Lw3[i+1]/Lx$Lw3[i] Lx$sw4[i] <- Lx$Lw4[i+1]/Lx$Lw4[i] Lx$sw5[i] <- Lx$Lw5[i+1]/Lx$Lw5[i] } How I could also create the variable names (letters b and w, and numbers from 1 to 5 in s and L variables) using a loop in R? In Stata I can use this command:...

...(the model showed is: "NO DRIVER > AVAILABLE FOR THIS PRINTER"). I had the same problem and found a workaround in the HELP of Win-2000, that works for me: Add a local printer (instead of a network printer) In the port column, click a port, which for example has the form vexpert:lw2 If there isn't such a port, then create a new LPR port (Specify: vexpert and lw?). If you can't choose the entry "LPR port", then you have to install the network protocoll "MS TCP/Printing" Choose the newly created port and continue the usual way Hope i...