The files in this folder form a last-minute resubmission to The Stata Journal
(SJ) of the paper "Multiple test procedures and smile plots". The files (apart
from this one) are as follows:

smileplot.tex   The TeX version of the insert
main.tex        A SJ LaTeX driver for the insert
main.pdf        The Adobe Acrobat .pdf version of the insert
ofishgp_m_1.gph The .gph version of Figure 1
ofishgp_c_1.gph The .gph version of Figure 2
subset2u.gph    The .gph version of Figure 3
subset2a.gph    The .gph version of Figure 4
smplot1.gph     The .gph version of Figure 5
ofishgp_m_1.eps The .eps version of Figure 1
ofishgp_c_1.eps The .eps version of Figure 2
subset2u.eps    The .eps version of Figure 3
subset2a.eps    The .eps version of Figure 4
smplot1.eps     The .eps version of Figure 5
figures.do      The Stata do-file that created the .eps figures
figures.log     The log file created by typing -dolog figures-
smileplot.zip   The current version of the -smileplot- package
smileplot.do     A Stata certification script for the -smileplot- package
smileplot.log    The log file created by typing -dolog smileplot-

All Stata do-files included are intended to be executed using the -dolog-
package, downloadable from SSC.

This resubmission was written in response to a suggestion from Nick Cox at the
9th UK Stata User Meeting, because the graphics of -smileplot- are now Stata 8.
The new version of the paper has totally new versions of the 5 Figures and 2
Stata logs, and a totally revised version of Section 2 (the syntax of
-multproc- and -smileplot-). There are only 2 other alterations. First, in the
Abstract, the first sentence has been altered from: "The -smileplot package is
downloadable from SSC, and contains two programs, -multproc- and -smileplot-."
to: "The -smileplot package is downloadable from SSC, and contains the programs
-multproc- and -smileplot-." This reflects the fact that the -smileplot-
package now includes a third program, the quick-and-dirty Stata 7 graphics
version -smileplot7- . Second, in the Acknowledgements, the final sentence has
been slightly modified in response to the unfortunate and untimely death from
cancer of one of the collaborators acknowledged.

Roger Newson
26 May 2003