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emaguin
Quartz | Level 8

This may not the right forum. Anyway, i running some very simple proc mixed (multilevel) models and specifying influence statistics. for example:

ods graphics on;
title 'var on age rise*age No outliers';
proc mixed data=no_outs; model var_rise=rise_rev agecenX rise_rev*agecenX/
solution influence residual outp=var_ageint_no;
random Intercept/type=vc subject=evq_id;
run;
ods graphics off;

Runs fine, no errors. Now the problem. I've learned that i can save the output (results) and show it to others later; it's just html; opens in any browser. So i do the same thing here and  look at the saved output. I'm stunned: all the plots are GONE and replaced by little colored squares in the upper left. I want to show that output and it's going to be looked at on a computer that does not have sas installed. AND even if sas were on that computer and i open an output file through sas those plots are still gone! Let's say i don't know enough to know what to do. What do i do?

Thanks.

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