Hi, Brian  I am very interested in the topic. My company installed 3.81 (basic version) SAS Studio, and I couldn't find Theme related option. In PC SAS base or SAS EG, I always set a dark background which is very comfortable for coding operations.   Is there any way that I could do the same for this SAS Studio(v3.81)?  Since SAS Studio works in a browser, could we reset the browser to realize the "Dark Studio " interface?   Thanks Don     ... View more

Thanks, Cynthia! However, if I want to reserve some monocharacters, say 7 char spaces in the next row indentation, adding  ~_~_~_~_~_~_~_ of using pretext = '\pnhang\fi-222\li222 ' (hard to locate exact position) is not convenient. Is there any better way to achieve the same results? Best Regards Don   example: a footnote as followings in a rtf table: Abbreviation: N = ............, n = .............., m = ...........;                       R = ......;  T = .......;                  (indentation aligned up with the first-row text)   ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: I recalled there were some special line break commands associated with escapechar, such as ~m (to specify the break location of a string)  and ~-2n(to force a line wrapping corresponding to ~m location). Are those commands still supported by SAS 9.4? e,g. .... computer after;    line "abbreviation:  ~mN = Total subjects treated with the study drug ...    ~-2nM= subjects who discontinued treatment..." ; endcomp; ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Thanks for your feedback. Yes,  as i tested, inside Define NAME / Style(column) = {...}, WIDTH = /CELLWIDTH=/OUTPUTWIDTH =   all have achieved exactly similar layout results. Amazingly, I could observe they impact both Listing and RTF in different ways simultaneously. Best Don     define age / 'Age' width = 50   /*no unit of in*/ style(column) = [cellwidth = 1.00in just = c];   ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Regarding inside Style(column) = {...} override, are Cellwidth =, Width =,  Outputwidth=  all aliaes?   Best Regards Don ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Thank you so much for the explanation. I took your cope fragment of "~n", which did work to wrap the text string. However, after the wrapping, the original indent was lost. I have tried may macros shared by public, but none of those could solve the issues. would you please instruct me how to do?   Best Don   Example:  desired output: AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb     bbbb;    (<----- desired indent)   after wrapping:  AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb    (<-------- lost indentation) ... View more