Hi Thomas,
A great relief that I've now got RKWard working; it was worth the
struggle!
Oh, sorry to be still needing assistance...
Some minor questions: in an early experiment with regression, I
received this message:
> Messages, warnings, or errors: Loading required package: R2HTML
> Warning: package 'R2HTML' was built under R version 3.0.2
A scatterplot matrix produced a similar warning:
> Loading required package: car
> Warning: package 'car' was built under R version 3.0.2
What, if anything, should I do about this? I recently installed 3.0.2,
but I still have a x32 version of 2.15.1...
After successful correlations, regressions and a scattergram, a
scattergram composed with the Wizard produced a KDE crash:
> The requested operation could not be completed Unexpected Program
> Termination
>
> Details of the Request: URL: file:///C:/Users/Peter's
> Gigabyte/.rkward/rk_out.html Protocol: file Date and Time: Mon, 17
> Mar 2014 11:34 AM Additional Information: file Description: The
> program on your computer which provides access to the
> file:///C:/Users/Peter's Gigabyte/.rkward/rk_out.html protocol has
> unexpectedly terminated.
Thanks, once more,
Peter
On 16/03/2014 10:44 PM, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> On Sunday 16 March 2014 21:50:55 Peter Mayer wrote:
>> It took forever to delete the old version (I should have
>> restarted; there were some processes running which I only found at
>> the very end). When I restarted RKWard.exe, the IDE opened without
>> a hitch and I could open an existing file, display the data, etc.!
>> So: tomorrow I may be able to try to use RKWard to do some work!!
>
> great! Ignore my other mail, then.
>
>> Thank you again for all your patience. Oh! One question: what is
>> the 'orthodox' pronunciation of RKWard? (I find myself using
>> something which sounds like 'awkward'...)
>
> Well, hrrm, I admit, that's what I had in mind when I made up the
> name some 12 years ago. You will not be the first to point out that
> this is neither a terribly clever wordplay, nor terribly clever
> marketing. On the upside, "awkward" is clearly an awkward name, and
> I've always liked self-referential stuff.
>
> It's perfectly ok to pronouce RKWard as "arc-ward", or in any other
> way you like, though. (And back then, my very first idea was "ark",
> but that name had already been taken).
>
> Regards Thomas
>
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