Hi Vincent, Thanks for using Clarify. Let me answer your questions in the order in which you ask them. 1. Unfortunately SETX does not permit you to specify different values for different equations in a multi-equation model. We are aware of this drawback, and will try to address it in our next update. 2. There are two possible outcomes when you type SETX without anything else on the line. If you have not typed SETX before, you will receive a message saying, "No values have been set for the explanatory variables." This does not mean that the values have been set to zero, but that you have not yet set any values for the explanatory variables. If you type SETX without anything else *after* having set the values, then you will see the values that you have set the X's to on the screen. To set a variable called X1 to 0, type "setx x1 0" 3. To set all variables to their means, type "setx mean". To set only variable X1 to its mean, type "setx x1 mean" 4. I am not sure what you are after in question 4. Perhaps you should elaborate a little. Clarify does not include any graphics capability. The replication information for our paper, including any graphics code, can be downloaded from http://gking.harvard.edu. Good luck with your research! Jason Wittenberg -----Original Message----- From: vincent To: clarify(a)latte.harvard.edu Cc: yc258(a)columbia.edu Sent: 8/31/02 11:14 PM Subject: [clarify] syntax of using SURE in clarify Dear Prof King, Prof Tomz and Prof Wittenberg: on i i seeming yours yiu por clarify mailing list served by Harvard-MIT Data Center List Address: clarify(a)latte.harvard.edu Subscribe/Unsubscribe: http://lists.hmdc.harvard.edu/listis.cgi?info=clarify