On 09.04.2015 23:16, John C Frain wrote:
My understanding is that the packages installed with the windows installer
were only updated by installing a new version of R or the patched install
file for the current version. If this is the case you you do not need to be
concerned about updates to t
My understanding is that the packages installed with the windows installer
were only updated by installing a new version of R or the patched install
file for the current version. If this is the case you you do not need to be
concerned about updates to these packages. Perhaps some one wiser that I
John's answer is correct but you might like one of the following summaries
better.
The short (baby bear) answer is no. A longer (papa bear) answer is that
anything is possible if you dig deep enough. But the just-right (mama bear)
answer is that you don't need to worry about it since users shou
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 8:42 AM, Elliot Joel Bernstein
wrote:
> I am trying to install R for Windows, but when I use the installer provided
> on CRAN, a number of third-party packages are installed by default (i.e.
> lattice, Matrix, codetools, etc.). If R is installed with administrator
> privile
I am trying to install R for Windows, but when I use the installer provided
on CRAN, a number of third-party packages are installed by default (i.e.
lattice, Matrix, codetools, etc.). If R is installed with administrator
privileges, so it's available for all users, non-administrators can't
update t
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