> If I select
> "packages > install packages" in the R console, I get a message, "no
> packages were specified". I thought this command gave me a list of packages
> available to install.
You are thinking of the command line function "installed.packages", not the
menu function or the package
Hi,
install.packages() will install packages you specify,
update.packages(ask = FALSE, checkBuilt = TRUE)
is a useful way to update all installed packages after a major R update.
Your specific error message is probably because the sorengard mirror is down:
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