In the early days of its development,
SAS reproduced statistical reports in very simple, old-fashioned listing
type format, which was designed for line printers. How times have
changed!
Now, modern SAS technologies
work with their proprietary Output Delivery System (ODS) system, which
allows you to tell SAS to output reports like tables and graphs in
multiple different formats. For instance, SAS can put output into:
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Attractive HTML
files. This is set up as the default in newer SAS versions, and we have already seen in Chapter 5 how to change the automatic settings of how this output will look. You can save the automatic output as an HTML file in either SAS 9 or SAS Studio. ...