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{cmd:help view}{right:dialog:  {bf:{view_d:view}}}
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{title:Title}

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{p2col :{hi:[R] view} {hline 2}}View files and logs{p_end}
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{title:Syntax}

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Display file in Viewer

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{cmd:view} [{cmd:file}] [{cmd:"}]{it:filename}[{cmd:"}] 
   [{cmd:,} {cmd:asis adopath}]

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Bring up browser pointed at specified URL

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{cmd:view} {cmd:browse} [{cmd:"}]{it:url}[{cmd:"}]

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Display help results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:help} [{it:topic_or_command_name}]

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Display search results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:search} {it:keywords}

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Display news results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:news}

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Display new results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:net} [{it:netcmd}]

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Display ado results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:ado} [{it:adocmd}]

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Display update results in Viewer

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{cmd:view} {cmd:update} [{it:updatecmd}]

{phang}
Programmer's analog to view file and view browse

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{cmd:view} {cmd:view_d}

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Programmer's analog to view help

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{cmd:view} {cmd:help_d}

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Programmer's analog to view search

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{cmd:view} {cmd:search_d}

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Programmer's analog to view net

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{cmd:view} {cmd:net_d}

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Programmer's analog to view ado

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{cmd:view} {cmd:ado_d}

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Programmer's analog to view update

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{cmd:view} {cmd:update_d}


{title:Description}

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{cmd:view} displays file contents in the Viewer; see {help viewer}.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:file} displays the specified file.  {cmd:file} is optional, so
if you had a SMCL session log created by typing {bind:{cmd:log using mylog}},
you could view it by typing {bind:{cmd:view mylog.smcl}}.  
{bind:{cmd:view} {cmd:file}} can properly display {hi:.smcl} files (logs and
the like), {hi:.hlp} files, and ASCII text files.  
{bind:{cmd:view} {cmd:file}}'s {opt asis} option specifies the file be
displayed as straight ASCII text, regardless of the {it:filename}'s extension.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:browse} opens your browser pointed at {it:url}.  Typing
{bind:{cmd:view} {cmd:browse} {cmd:http://www.stata.com}} would bring up your
browser pointed to the {it:http://www.stata.com} web site.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:help} does the same as the {helpb help} command, but displays
the result in the Viewer.  For example, to review the help for Stata's
{cmd:print} command, you could type {bind:{cmd:view help print}}.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:search} does the same as the {helpb search} command, but
displays the result in the Viewer.  For instance, to search the online help
for information on robust regression, you could type 
{bind:{cmd:view search robust regression}}.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:news} does the same as the {helpb news} command, but displays
the results in the Viewer.  ({cmd:news} displays the latest news from
{it:http//www.stata.com})

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{cmd:view} {cmd:net} does the same as the {helpb net} command, but displays
the result in the Viewer.  For instance, typing {bind:{cmd:view net search
hausman test}} would search the Internet for additions to Stata related to the
Hausman test.  Typing {bind:{cmd:view net from http://www.stata.com}} would
go to the Stata download site at {it:http://www.stata.com}.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:ado} does the same as the {helpb ado} command, but displays
the result in the Viewer.  For instance, typing {bind:{cmd:view ado dir}}
would show a list of files you have installed.

{phang}
{cmd:view} {cmd:update} does the same as the {helpb update} command, but
displays the result in the Viewer.  Typing {bind:{cmd:view update}} would show
the dates of what you have installed, and from there you could click to
compare those dates to the latest updates available.  Typing 
{bind:{cmd:view update query}} would skip the first step and show the
comparison.

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The {cmd:view} {cmd:*_d} commands are more useful in programming contexts than
they are interactively.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:view_d} displays a dialog box from which you may type the name
of a file or a URL to be displayed in the Viewer.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:help_d} displays a help dialog box from which you may obtain
interactive help on any Stata command.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:search_d} displays a search dialog box from which you may
obtain interactive help based on keywords.

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{cmd:view} {cmd:net_d} displays a search dialog box from which you may search
the Internet for additions to Stata (which you could then install).

{phang}
{cmd:view} {cmd:ado_d} displays a dialog box from which you may search the
user-written routines you have previously installed.

{phang}
{cmd:view} {cmd:update_d} displays an update dialog box in which you may type
the source from which updates are to be obtained.


{title:Options}

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{opt asis}, allowed with {cmd:view} {cmd:file}, specifies that the file be
displayed as ASCII text, regardless of the {it:filename}'s extension.
{cmd:net} {cmd:view}'s default action is to display files ending in {hi:.smcl}
and {hi:.hlp} as {help smcl}.

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{opt adopath}, allowed with {cmd:view} {cmd:file}, specifies that Stata search 
the S_ADO path for {it:filename} and display it, if found.


{title:Remarks}

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Most users access the Viewer by selecting {hi:File > View...} and proceeding
from there.  The {cmd:view} command allows you to skip that step.  Some common
interactive usage of {cmd:view} are

	{cmd:. view mysession.smcl}
	{cmd:. view mysession.log}

	{cmd:. view help print}
	{cmd:. view help regress}

	{cmd:. view news}
	{cmd:. view browse http://www.stata.com}

	{cmd:. view net search hausman test}

	{cmd:. view net}
	{cmd:. view ado}

	{cmd:. view update query}

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In addition, programmers find {cmd:view} useful for creating special effects.


{title:Also see}

{psee}
Manual:  {hi:[R] view}

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Online:  {helpb help}, {helpb net}, {helpb news}, {helpb search}, 
{helpb update}, {helpb type}, {helpb viewsource}{p_end}