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menu to provide a point-and-click interface to package installation. The packages for each minor (2.x) version will be stored in a separate area, so for R 2.7.?

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menu to provide a point-and-click interface to package installation. The packages for each minor (2.x) version will be stored in a separate area, so for R 2.7.?

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bin/windows/contrib/2.7. You can try those compiled for earlier versions (but not before 2.0.0), at your own risk. Note that the pre-compiled versions on CRAN are unsupported: see http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/contrib/ReadMe, which also gives the locations of a few other pre-compiled packages. If there is not a pre-compiled version or that is not up-to-date or you prefer compiling from source, read the `R Installation and Administration’ manual section on `Add-on Packages’. You need to make sure you installed the necessary files, and you will need to collect and install several tools: you can download them via the portal at http://www.murdoch-sutherland.com/Rtools/. Once you have done so, just run R CMD INSTALL pkgname. To check the package (including running all the examples on its help pages and in its test suite, if any) use R CMD check pkgname: see the `Writing R Extensions’ manual. Note that setting up Windows to install a source package is rather tricky; please do ensure

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